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Nonconsensual Sterilization of the Mentally Disabled in North Carolina: An Ethics Critique of the Statutory Standard and Its Judicial Interpretation
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Zumpano-Canto, Joe
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy. 1996 Fall; 13(1): 79-111.
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Date
1996
Subject
Autonomy
;
Beneficence
;
Children
;
Common Good
;
Competence
;
Consent
;
Discrimination
;
Economics
;
Ethics
;
Ethics Committees
;
Eugenics
;
Females
;
Government
;
Home Care
;
Indigents
;
Informed Consent
;
Institutionalized Persons
;
Judicial Action
;
Legal Aspects
;
Legal Liability
;
Legislation
;
Liability
;
Motivation
;
Parental Consent
;
Parents
;
Public Policy
;
Rape
;
Reproduction
;
Risks and Benefits
;
Sexuality
;
Social Discrimination
;
Standards
;
State Government
;
State Interest
;
Sterilization
;
Technical Expertise
;
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Nonconsensual Sterilization of the Mentally Disabled in North Carolina: An Ethics Critique of the Statutory Standard and Its Judicial Interpretation
Zumpano-Canto, Joe
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1996-09
)
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