Informed consent: from disclosure to patient participation in medical decisionmaking
Abortion and judicial review: of burdens and benefits, hard cases and some bad law
Moore v. Regents of the University of California: expanded disclosure, limited property rights
In a different voice: relational feminism, abortion rights, and the feminist legal agenda
Tragic choices: state discretion over organ transplant funding for Medicaid recipients
Squandering the gain: gainsharing and the continuing dilemma of physician financial incentives
Limiting the therapeutic orgy: mental patients' right to refuse treatment
The second revolution in informed consent: comparing physicians to each other
Mothers and doctors' orders: unmasking the doctor's fiduciary role in maternal-fetal conflicts
The rebirth of informed consent: a cultural analysis of the Informed Consent Doctrine after Schreiber v. Physicians Insurance Co. of Wisconsin
Twerski and Cohen's second revolution: a systems/strategic perspective
Regulating scientific research: intellectual property rights and the norms of science
Genetic discrimination, genetic privacy: rethinking employee protections for a brave new workplace
A beau mentir qui vient de loin: the 1988 Canadian abortion decision in comparative perspective
When physicians balk at futile care: implications of the disability rights laws
From cannibalism to caesareans: two conceptions of fundamental rights
Defining the boundaries of personal privacy: is there a paternal interest in compelling therapeutic fetal surgery?
Lessard v. Schmidt: due process and involuntary civil commitment
Reclaiming "abandoned" DNA: the Fourth Amendment and genetic privacy
