Proposals to Prosecute Women for Abortion: Legally Flawed, Counterproductive, and Probably Unconstitutional

  Introduction Since the pro-life movement first undertook the effort, many decades ago now, to counter the efforts of pro-abortionists to legalize abortion, those on the pro-abortion side have used scare tactics and false accusations in their efforts to consolidate and...
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Not Like Any Other Homicide: The Case Against Prosecuting Women for Abortion

On the evening of May 24, 1704, a serving woman named Agnes Catherina Schickin walked through the gates of Schorndorf, a fortified town in the Duchy of Württemberg. She approached the first townsfolk she encountered and confessed that she had just murdered a seven-year-old boy in...
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Mothers of the Murdered

  A woman named Lindsay Clancy is on trial in Massachusetts for murdering her three small children. The question is not whether she did it. The question is what her state of mind was when she strangled them to death, whether she is truly culpable for her actions. From there,...
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