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Constitution

Constitutional Law

2000

Florida International University College of Law

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The Constitutional Implications Of Human Cloning, Elizabeth Price Foley Jan 2000

The Constitutional Implications Of Human Cloning, Elizabeth Price Foley

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Given the theoretical inevitability of human cloning, this Article attempts to fill a current intellectual void by providing an analysis of the most significant legal implications of cloning human beings. Part II sets forth the basic science behind cloning and how cloning differs from other, non-traditional forms of procreation such as in vitro fertilization and artificial insemination. Part III discusses the most commonly feared “science fiction” abuses associated with human cloning and current laws that may prevent such abuses from occurring. Part IV discusses the possible constitutional impediments to banning human cloning, including the First Amendment, the procreational liberty interest …


Towards A More Perfect Union: Some Thoughts On Amending The Constitution, Thomas E. Baker Jan 2000

Towards A More Perfect Union: Some Thoughts On Amending The Constitution, Thomas E. Baker

Faculty Publications

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