Abortion under state constitutions : a state-by-state analysis / Paul Benjamin Linton.
2012
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Title
Abortion under state constitutions : a state-by-state analysis / Paul Benjamin Linton.
Published
Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press, [2012]
Copyright
©2012
Call Number
KF3771 .L56 2012
Edition
Second edition.
ISBN
9781611630695 (cloth)
161163069X (cloth)
161163069X (cloth)
Description
xxvi, 703 pages ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)746489224
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Purchased from the income of the Edith L. Fisch Fund
Gift
The Arthur W. Diamond Law Library
Purchased from the income of the Edith L. Fisch Fund
Table of Contents
Foreword
xix
Preface
xxiii
Acknowledgments
xxv
Introduction
3
pt. I
Preliminary Considerations And Ancillary Arguments
ch. 1
Federal Floors and State Ceilings
13
ch. 2
Religion Clause Arguments
19
Free Exercise
19
Establishment of Religion
20
ch. 3
Involuntary Servitude, Freedom of Speech, Search and Seizure
21
Involuntary Servitude
21
Freedom of Speech
24
Search and Seizure
25
pt. II
State Analyses
ch. 4
Alabama
31
Summary
31
Analysis
31
Religious Freedom, Religious Preferences
32
Remedy by Due Process of Law
35
Inalienable Rights, Due Process of Law
35
Equal Protection
41
Inherent Political Power
41
Limiting the Legitimate Ends of Government
42
Retained Rights
43
Conclusion
45
ch. 5
Alaska
46
Summary
46
Analysis
46
Conclusion
53
ch. 6
Arizona
54
Summary
54
Analysis
55
Due Process of Law
55
Privacy
60
Liberty of Conscience
62
Equal Privileges and Immunities
63
Fundamental Principles
66
Inherent Political Power
67
Retained Rights
68
Conclusion
68
ch. 7
Arkansas
70
Summary
70
Analysis
70
Conclusion
72
ch. 8
California
73
Summary
73
Analysis
73
Conclusion
78
ch. 9
Colorado
79
Summary
79
Analysis
79
Liberty of Conscience, Religious Preferences
80
Speedy Remedy
82
Due Process of Law, Inalienable Rights
83
Equal Protection, Equal Rights
88
Political Power
92
Right to Alter or Abolish the Form of Government
93
Retained Rights
93
Conclusion
95
ch. 10
Connecticut
96
Summary
96
Analysis
97
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Preferences
98
Remedy by Due Course of Law
99
Due Process of Law
100
Personal Liberty
108
Equal Protection
109
Inherent Political Power
112
Conclusion
113
ch. 11
Delaware
114
Summary
114
Analysis
114
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
116
Remedy by Due Course of Law
117
Law of the Land (Due Process of Law)
118
Conclusion
122
ch. 12
Florida
123
Summary
123
Analysis
123
Conclusion
128
ch. 13
Georgia
129
Summary
129
Analysis
129
Due Process of Law
131
Freedom of Conscience, Freedom of Religion
135
Equal Protection
139
Inherent Rights
141
Conclusion
143
ch. 14
Hawaii
144
Summary
144
Analysis
144
Conclusion
148
ch. 15
Idaho
149
Summary
149
Analysis
149
Inalienable Rights, Due Process of Law
150
Equal Protection
155
Liberty of Conscience, Religious Preferences
157
Speedy Remedy
160
Retained Rights
161
Conclusion
162
ch. 16
Illinois
163
Summary
163
Analysis
164
Inherent and Inalienable Rights
165
Due Process of Law, Equal Protection
165
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Preferences
170
Searches, Seizures, Invasions of Privacy and Interceptions of Communications
171
Certain Remedy
174
Prohibition of Sex Based Discrimination
175
Retained Rights
177
Conclusion
179
ch. 17
Indiana
181
Summary
181
Analysis
182
Inalienable Rights
183
Freedom of Religious Opinions and Rights of Conscience
187
Religious Preferences
188
Remedy by Due Course of Law
189
Equal Privileges and Immunities
190
Conclusion
192
ch. 18
Iowa
193
Summary
193
Analysis
193
Inalienable Rights, Retained Rights
194
Inherent Political Power
195
Free Exercise of Religion, Establishment of Religion
196
Due Process of Law
197
Equal Protection
200
Conclusion
203
ch. 19
Kansas
204
Summary
204
Analysis
204
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
205
Remedy by Due Course of Law
206
Due Process of Law
207
Equal Protection
211
Retained Rights
214
Conclusion
216
ch. 20
Kentucky
217
Summary
217
Analysis
217
Due Process of Law
218
Inalienable and Inherent Rights, Absolute and Arbitrary Power
219
Equal Protection
227
Religious Freedom, Religious Preferences
230
Inherent Power
232
Remedy by Due Course of Law
233
Inviolate Rights
234
Conclusion
235
ch. 21
Louisiana
236
Summary
236
Analysis
237
Due Process of Law
238
Privacy
242
Equal Protection
244
Free Exercise of Religion, Establishment of Religion
245
Remedy by Due Process of Law
246
Retained Rights
247
Conclusion
249
ch. 22
Maine
251
Summary
251
Analysis
251
Inherent and Unalienable Rights
252
Inherent Power
254
Freedom of Worship, Religious Preferences
255
Due Process of Law, Equal Protection
257
Remedy by Due Course of Law
260
Retained Rights
261
Conclusion
263
ch. 23
Maryland
264
Summary
264
Analysis
265
Religious Liberty
266
Remedy by the Course of the Law of the Land
266
Due Process of Law
267
Equal Protection
272
Equality of Rights
275
Right to Alter, Reform or Abolish the Form of Government
276
Retained Rights
277
Conclusion
278
ch. 24
Massachusetts
280
Summary
280
Analysis
280
Conclusion
284
ch. 25
Michigan
285
Summary
285
Analysis
285
Freedom of Religious Belief
286
Due Process of Law
289
Equal Protection
293
Retained Rights
295
Conclusion
297
ch. 26
Minnesota
298
Summary
298
Analysis
298
Conclusion
302
ch. 27
Mississippi
303
Summary
303
Analysis
303
Conclusion
306
ch. 28
Missouri
307
Summary
307
Analysis
307
Religious Freedom, Religious Preferences
308
Certain Remedy
310
Due Process of Law, Natural Rights
310
Equal Rights
317
Political Power
319
Right to Alter or Abolish the Form of Government
320
Conclusion
321
ch. 29
Montana
322
Summary
322
Analysis
322
Conclusion
325
ch. 30
Nebraska
326
Summary
326
Analysis
326
Inalienable Rights, Due Process of Law
327
Equal Protection
331
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
334
Remedy by Due Course of Law
335
Retained Rights
336
Conclusion
337
ch. 31
Nevada
338
Summary
338
Analysis
338
Inalienable Rights
339
Inherent Political Power
342
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Preferences
343
Due Process of Law
344
Equal Protection
345
Retained Rights
347
Conclusion
349
ch. 32
New Hampshire
350
Summary
350
Analysis
350
Inherent Rights, Due Process of Law
351
Equal Protection
355
Rights of Conscience, Religious Freedom
358
Prohibiting Religious Favoritism
359
Certain Remedy
360
Fundamental Principles
360
Conclusion
361
ch. 33
New Jersey
362
Summary
362
Analysis
362
Conclusion
369
ch. 34
New Mexico
370
Summary
370
Analysis
370
Conclusion
374
ch. 35
New York
375
Summary
375
Analysis
375
Conclusion
377
ch. 36
North Carolina
378
Summary
378
Analysis
379
Rights of Conscience, Religious Discrimination
380
Remedy by Due Course of Law
381
Due Process of Law, Inalienable Rights
382
Equality, Equal Protection
386
Political Power
389
Right to Alter or Abolish the Form of Government
389
Fundamental Principles
390
Retained Rights
391
Conclusion
392
ch. 37
North Dakota
393
Summary
393
Analysis
394
Inalienable Rights, Due Process of Law
394
Equal Protection
398
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Preferences
401
Remedy by Due Process of Law
402
Inherent Political Power
403
Inviolate Rights
404
Conclusion
404
ch. 38
Ohio
405
Summary
405
Analysis
405
Inalienable Rights
406
Due Course of Law and Remedy by Due Course of Law
407
Equal Protection
412
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
415
Retained Rights
418
Conclusion
419
ch. 39
Oklahoma
421
Summary
421
Analysis
422
Religious Liberty
422
Speedy and Certain Remedy
423
Due Process of Law, Inherent Rights
424
Equal Protection
430
Inherent Political Power
433
Retained Rights
434
Conclusion
436
ch. 40
Oregon
437
Summary
437
Analysis
438
Freedom of Worship, Freedom of Religious Opinion
438
Equality of Rights, Retained Rights
440
Remedy by Due Course of Law
445
Privileges and Immunities
446
Conclusion
448
ch. 41
Pennsylvania
449
Summary
449
Analysis
449
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
450
Remedy by Due Course of Law
451
Law of the Land (Due Process of Law)
452
Inherent Rights
452
Equal Protection
456
Equality of Rights
459
Prohibiting Discrimination in Civil Rights
460
Inherent Power in the People
461
Reserving Powers in the People
462
Conclusion
463
ch. 42
Rhode Island
464
Summary
464
Analysis
464
Due Process and Equal Protection
465
Freedom of Religion
466
Right to a Remedy
467
Retained Rights
468
Conclusion
469
ch. 43
South Carolina
470
Summary
470
Analysis
470
Free Exercise of Religion, Establishment of Religion
471
Speedy Remedy
473
Due Process of Law
473
Privacy
474
Equal Protection
478
Conclusion
481
ch. 44
South Dakota
482
Summary
482
Analysis
483
Inherent Rights, Due Process of Law
483
Equal Protection
489
Liberty of Conscience, Religious Preferences
492
Remedy by Due Course of Law
494
Fundamental Principles
495
Conclusion
496
ch. 45
Tennessee
497
Summary
497
Analysis
497
Conclusion
504
ch. 46
Texas
506
Summary
506
Analysis
506
Inherent Political Power
507
Equal Rights
508
Equality under the Law
509
Rights of Conscience, Religious Preferences
510
Remedy by Due Course of Law
512
Due Course of Law
513
Inviolate Rights
517
Conclusion
518
ch. 47
Utah
519
Summary
519
Analysis
520
Inalienable Rights
521
Inherent Political Power
521
Fundamental Principles
522
Rights of Conscience, Free Exercise of Religion, Establishment of Religion
523
Due Process of Law
524
Equal Protection
528
Equal Rights
530
Remedy by Due Course of Law
532
Retained Rights
534
Conclusion
536
ch. 48
Vermont
537
Summary
537
Analysis
537
Conclusion
540
ch. 49
Virginia
542
Summary
542
Analysis
542
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Privileges or Advantages
543
Due Process of Law
545
Prohibiting Discrimination
547
Equality and Inherent Rights
550
Common Benefit
552
Fundamental Principles
552
Unenumerated Rights
553
Conclusion
555
ch. 50
Washington
556
Summary
556
Analysis
557
Due Process of Law
558
Privacy
559
Liberty of Conscience
563
Privileges and Immunities, Equality of Rights
565
Inherent Political Power
567
Fundamental Principles
568
Retained Rights
569
Conclusion
571
ch. 51
West Virginia
572
Summary
572
Analysis
573
Religious Freedom
573
Remedy by Due Course of Law
575
Inherent Rights, Due Process of Law
576
Equal Protection
580
Common Benefit
583
Fundamental Principles
584
Conclusion
585
ch. 52
Wisconsin
586
Summary
586
Analysis
586
Certain Remedy for Injuries
587
Rights of Conscience, Establishment of Religion
588
Inherent Rights, Due Process of Law
590
Equality
596
Fundamental Principles
598
Conclusion
599
ch. 53
Wyoming
600
Summary
600
Analysis
601
Inherent Power
601
Due Process of Law
602
Equal Protection
605
Open Courts
609
Free Exercise of Religion, Religious Preferences
610
Prohibition of Arbitrary Power
611
Retained Rights
612
Conclusion
613
Conclusion
615
Appendix of State Constitutional Provisions
623
Topical Index of State Constitutional Provisions
685