Mary Ziegler
What’s inside
This book offers a comprehensive history of abortion law in the United States, examining the socio-legal transformations from Roe v. Wade to the present day.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the complexities of abortion laws
- Insights into how law reflects changing social values
- Appreciating the role of the judiciary in controversial issues
- Recognizing the impact of state laws on individual rights
Key Points
- The evolution of abortion law since Roe v. Wade
- Influence of political shifts on abortion rights
- The role of the Supreme Court in shaping abortion law
- Intersection of abortion with issues of privacy and bodily autonomy
- Impact of state regulations on abortion access
- Future implications of legal battles over abortion rights
Who’s it For
- Law Students
- Historians
- Legal Professionals
- Socio-Legal Researchers
- Feminists
- Public Policy Makers
About the author
Mary Ziegler is a legal historian and a leading authority on the legal history of abortion in the United States.