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Columbia Journal of Gender and Law articles from January 2008
A law journal devoted to original scholarship on the interaction between gender and law. Contributors are noted scholars in feminist jurisprudence, including judges, law professors, and law students. The editorial stance embraces an expansive view of femi
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Columbia Journal of Gender and Law archives from January 2008
Race, culture, and adoption: lessons from Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfield.
January 1, 2008... Jennie Bell, a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, a federally recognized tribe, was facing some difficult decisions. She was twenty-four years old, a single mother of two, and she was pregnant with twins by a man who was married...
(Mis)appropriated liberty: identity, gender justice, and Muslim personal law reform in India.
January 1, 2008... "Muslims, particularly, are an undigested lump in the throat of Hindu professionals. They must be absorbed-that is Hinduized--or coughed up." (1)
"The Religious Right is writing the obituary to imagination, imagination that is born of...
Confronting misinformation on abortion: informed consent, deference, and fetal pain laws.
January 1, 2008... In the last few years, the topic of "fetal pain" has become a hot one in many state legislatures. Five states now require that some women seeking abortions be told that their fetus may experience pain, with similar bills cropping up around the...