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In a powerful indictment of the battle over abortion rights, Mr. Judges charges that the conflict has divided society, distorted constitutional rights, and damaged the courts. ""Thoughtful, balanced...a welcome antidote to the emotional rhetoric that has polarized abortion debates in the U.S. This book issues a clarion call for a new approach to the issue"". - Nadine Strossen.

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Thoughtful, balanced...a welcome antidote to the emotional rhetoric that has polarized abortion debates in the U. S. This book issues a clarion call for a new approach.--Nadine Strossen Contemporary Psychology

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Donald P. Judges teaches law at the University of Arkansas and writes frequently on constitutional issues. He has studied psychology as well as law, has clerked in the U.S. Court of Appeals, and has been an associate of the Washington law firm of Arnold & Porter. Among a number of prizes, Mr. Judges has received the Joseph Bernstein Award for Legal Writing.

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