Illegal beings: human clones and the law
"This book explains that the most common objections to cloning are false or exaggerated. The objections reflect and inspire unjustified stereotypes about human clones. Anti-cloning laws reinforce these stereotypes and stigmatize human clones as subhuman and unworthy of existence. This injures n...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book explains that the most common objections to cloning are false or exaggerated. The objections reflect and inspire unjustified stereotypes about human clones. Anti-cloning laws reinforce these stereotypes and stigmatize human clones as subhuman and unworthy of existence. This injures not only human clones but also the egalitarianism upon which our society is based. Applying the same reasoning used to invalidate racial segregation, this book argues that anti-cloning laws violate the equal protection guarantee and are unconstitutional."--BOOK JACKET. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-265) and index |
| Beschreibung: | xiii, 272 p. |
| ISBN: | 0521853281 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIII INTRODUCTION ... .... 1 PART ONE: FIVE
COMMON OBJECTIONS TO HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING REFLECT, REINFORCE, AND
INSPIRE STEREOTYPES ABOUT HUMAN CLONES 7 1 DOES HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE
CLONING OFFEND GOD ANDNATURE? ....10 1. GOD 10 2. NATURE 12 3. CLONING
ANDFRANHENSTEIN 15 2 SHOULD CHILDREN BE BEGOTTEN AND NOT MADE? . . . . .
. . .17 1. LESSONS FROM FUSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES 18 2.
STEREOTYPES 20 3 DOHUMANCLONESLACKLNDIVIDUALITY? .......22 1. WHY IS THE
IDENTITY FALLACYWRONG? 23 2. CAN HITLER BE REBORN? 26 3. INDIVIDUALITY
AND AUTONOMY 27 4. FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS 29 5. IDENTITY THEFT 32 6.
STEREOTYPES 33 VLT VIII 4 COULD HUMAN CLONES DESTROY HUMANITY? 1.
OVERPOPULATION 2. GENETIC DIVERSITY 3. EUGENICS AND GENETIC ENGINEERING
5 DOES HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING HARM AND PRODUCE CHILDREN WITH BIRTH
DEFECTS? 1. THE EFFICIENCY OF CLONING A) DOLLY AND THE 277 ATTEMPTS B)
CURRENT SUCCESS RATES C) EFFICIENCY IN THE FUTURE 2. THE ROLE OF LARGE
OFFSPRING SYNDROME 3. THE ROLE OF REPROGRAMMING 4. THE TELOMERE SCARE 5.
STEREOTYPES A) INEFFICIENCY B) LARGE OFFSPRING SYNDROME C) REPROGRAMMING
D) GLOMERES 6. THE DANGERS OF EXCESSIVE CAUTION SUMMARY OF PART ONE PART
TWO: ANTICLONING LAWS ARE BAD PUBLIC POLICY 73 6 WHAT ANTICLONING LAWS
SAY AND DO . . . 75 1. FEDERAL BILLS 76 A) EFFORTS TO BAN ALL CLONING 76
B) EFFORTS TO BAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING ONLY 78 C) THE COMMERCE CLAUSE 80
2. FDA 82 3. STATE LARVS 85 4. POSSIBLE LEGAL FUTURES 88 7 THE FIVE
OBJECTIONS HAVE INSPIREDANTICLONING LAWS . . . . . . . . 90 1. FEDERAL
LAW 90 A) CLONING OFFENDS GOD AND NATURE 92 B) CLONING TEATS HUMANS
AS PRODUCTS 92 C) HUMAN CLONES ARE COPIES 93 D) HUMAN CLONES COULD
DESTROY HUMANITY 94 E) CLONING IS UNSAFE 95 2. STATE LAW 96 CONTENTS
....35 36 38 39 PARTICIPANTS ....44 48 48 49 50 JI 54 6I 64 64 66 66 67
68 70 CONTENTS 8 ANTICLONING LAWS REFLECT A POLICY OF EXISTENTIAL
SEGREGATION ....98 1. ANTIMISCEGENATION LAWS 2. ANTICLONING LAWS IN
HISTORICAL CONTEXT 9 THE COSTS OF ANTICLONING LAWS OUTWEIGH THEIR
BENEFITS . . . . . 109 LX 1. THE COSTS OF A NATIONAL BAN ON CLONING A)
FIRST COST: VIOLATION OF PROCREATIVE FREEDOM B) SECOND COST: VIOLATION
OF SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM C) THIRD COST: LOSS OF HUMAN RESOURCES D) FOURTH
COST: EXCLUSION OF CITIZENS AT THE NATIONAL BORDER E) FIFTH COST: LEGAL
STIGMA F) SIXTH COST: LOSS OF PARENTS, FUNDS, AND ASSETS G) SEVENTH
COST: LOSS OF MEDICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY H) EIGHTH COST: THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING A LIE I) NINTH COST: ISOLATION J) TENTH COST: UNDERMINING
EGALITARIANISM 2. THE COSTS OF STATE ANTICLONING LAWS 3. THE BENEFITS OF
ANTICLONING LAWS A) KEEPING GOD AND NATURE HAPPY B) ENSURING THAT HUMANS
ARE NOT TREATED AS PRODUCTS C) PREVENTING THE BIRTH OF COPIES D) SAVING
HUMANITY E) SAFETY I) PROTECTING PARTICIPANTS FROM HARM II) PREVENTING
THE BIRTH OF CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DEFECTS SUMMARY OF PART TRO . . T02
LO7 110 TT2 115 116 118 119 T23 125 T28 R29 130 133 136 136 138 139 139
T40 140 L4J 147 PART THREE: ANTICLONING LAWS VIOLATE THE EQUAL
PROTECTION GUARANTEE AND ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL T49 10 ANTICLONING LAWS
CLASSIFR HUMAN CLONES AND ARE SUBJECT TO STRICTSCRUTINY .....154 1.
ANTICLONING LAWS DELIBERATELYTEAT HUMAN CLONES DIFFERENTLY FROM HUMANS
BORN THROUGH SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 155 A) DISPARATE IMPACT 155 B)
DISCRIMINATORV PURPOSE 158 CONTENTS 2. STRICT SCRUTINY APPLIES BECAUSE
HUMAN CLONES ARE A SUSPECT CLASS A) DISABILITIES, HISTORY AND
POWERLESSNESS: THE NEED FOR EXTRAORDINARY JUDICIAL PROTECTION B)
DISCRETE AND INSULAR MINORITIES C) VISIBLE CHARACTERISTICS D) IMMUTABLE
CHARACTERISTICS E) FAIRNESS, STEREOTYPES, AND THE ABILITY TO CONTRIBUTE
TO SOCIETY F) STIGMA AND OPPROBRIUM G) CONGRESSIONAL ACTION AND
POLITICAL REALISM 3. SUMMARY 11 ANTICLONING LAWS INFLICT JUDICIALLY
COGNIZABLE INJURIES THAT CONFERSTANDING .....176 161 R62 166 T67 168 169
17L 172 T74 1. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FEDERAL STANDING 2. FIRST EXAMPLE:
EXCLUSION AT THE NATIONAL BORDER 3. SECOND EXAMPLE: PROSECUTION OF
PARENTS 4. THE NEED FOR A NEWAPPROACH TO ST4NDING 5. THIRD EXAMPLE:
TARGETING AND LEGAL STIGMA 6. PLAINTIFFS MAY FIND IT EASIER TO ESTABLISH
STANDING TO CHALLENGE ANTICLONING LAWS IN STATE COURTS 7. SUMMARY 12
ANTICLONING LAWS VIOLATE THE EQUAL PROTECTION GUARANTEE 1. THE GOVEMMENT
CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING OFFENDS GOD AND NATURE; MOREOVER, RELIGIOUS
AND MORAL OBJECTIONS ARE NOT CONSIDERED COMPELLING INTERESTS 2. THE
GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING TEATS HUMANS AS PRODUCTS; MOREOVER,
ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NARROWLY TAEILORED TO PROTECT HUMAN DIGNITY 3.
THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT HUMAN CLONES ARE COPIES; MOREOVER,
ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NARROWLY TAEILORED TO PROTECT INDIVIDUALITY .
T LR GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE HUMAN CLONES THREATEN THE SURVIVAL OF
HUMANITY; MOREOVER, ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NAROWLY TAILORED TO PROTECT
HUMANITY 5. THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING IS UNSAFE OR THAT
HUMAN CLONES ARE PHVSICALLV FLAWED: MOREOVER. 176 178 180 R82 180 188
189 190 191 193 194 196 CONTENTS ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT
NARROWLYTAEILORED TO MEET SAFETY CONCERNS TODAY AND IN THE, FUTURE A)
PROTECTING PARTICIPANTS FROM HARM B) PREVENTING THE BIRTH OF HUMANS WITH
PHYSICAL DEFECTS . C) THE LEGACY OF BUCH V. BEII D) PROVING THE
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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIII INTRODUCTION . . 1 PART ONE: FIVE
COMMON OBJECTIONS TO HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING REFLECT, REINFORCE, AND
INSPIRE STEREOTYPES ABOUT HUMAN CLONES 7 1 DOES HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE
CLONING OFFEND GOD ANDNATURE? .10 1. GOD 10 2. NATURE 12 3. CLONING
ANDFRANHENSTEIN 15 2 SHOULD CHILDREN BE BEGOTTEN AND NOT MADE? . . . . .
. . .17 1. LESSONS FROM FUSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES 18 2.
STEREOTYPES 20 3 DOHUMANCLONESLACKLNDIVIDUALITY? .22 1. WHY IS THE
IDENTITY FALLACYWRONG? 23 2. CAN HITLER BE REBORN? 26 3. INDIVIDUALITY
AND AUTONOMY 27 4. FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS 29 5. IDENTITY THEFT 32 6.
STEREOTYPES 33 VLT VIII 4 COULD HUMAN CLONES DESTROY HUMANITY? 1.
OVERPOPULATION 2. GENETIC DIVERSITY 3. EUGENICS AND GENETIC ENGINEERING
5 DOES HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING HARM AND PRODUCE CHILDREN WITH BIRTH
DEFECTS? 1. THE EFFICIENCY OF CLONING A) DOLLY AND THE 277 "ATTEMPTS" B)
CURRENT SUCCESS RATES C) EFFICIENCY IN THE FUTURE 2. THE ROLE OF LARGE
OFFSPRING SYNDROME 3. THE ROLE OF REPROGRAMMING 4. THE TELOMERE SCARE 5.
STEREOTYPES A) INEFFICIENCY B) LARGE OFFSPRING SYNDROME C) REPROGRAMMING
D) GLOMERES 6. THE DANGERS OF EXCESSIVE CAUTION SUMMARY OF PART ONE PART
TWO: ANTICLONING LAWS ARE BAD PUBLIC POLICY 73 6 WHAT ANTICLONING LAWS
SAY AND DO . . . 75 1. FEDERAL BILLS 76 A) EFFORTS TO BAN ALL CLONING 76
B) EFFORTS TO BAN REPRODUCTIVE CLONING ONLY 78 C) THE COMMERCE CLAUSE 80
2. FDA 82 3. STATE LARVS 85 4. POSSIBLE LEGAL FUTURES 88 7 THE FIVE
OBJECTIONS HAVE INSPIREDANTICLONING LAWS . . . . . . . . 90 1. FEDERAL
LAW 90 '' A) CLONING OFFENDS GOD AND NATURE 92 B) CLONING TEATS HUMANS
AS PRODUCTS 92 C) HUMAN CLONES ARE COPIES 93 D) HUMAN CLONES COULD
DESTROY HUMANITY 94 E) CLONING IS UNSAFE 95 2. STATE LAW 96 CONTENTS
.35 36 38 39 PARTICIPANTS .44 48 48 49 50 JI 54 6I 64 64 66 66 67
68 70 CONTENTS 8 ANTICLONING LAWS REFLECT A POLICY OF EXISTENTIAL
SEGREGATION .98 1. ANTIMISCEGENATION LAWS 2. ANTICLONING LAWS IN
HISTORICAL CONTEXT 9 THE COSTS OF ANTICLONING LAWS OUTWEIGH THEIR
BENEFITS . . . . . 109 LX 1. THE COSTS OF A NATIONAL BAN ON CLONING A)
FIRST COST: VIOLATION OF PROCREATIVE FREEDOM B) SECOND COST: VIOLATION
OF SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM C) THIRD COST: LOSS OF HUMAN RESOURCES D) FOURTH
COST: EXCLUSION OF CITIZENS AT THE NATIONAL BORDER E) FIFTH COST: LEGAL
STIGMA F) SIXTH COST: LOSS OF PARENTS, FUNDS, AND ASSETS G) SEVENTH
COST: LOSS OF MEDICAL AND PERSONAL HISTORY H) EIGHTH COST: THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING A LIE I) NINTH COST: ISOLATION J) TENTH COST: UNDERMINING
EGALITARIANISM 2. THE COSTS OF STATE ANTICLONING LAWS 3. THE BENEFITS OF
ANTICLONING LAWS A) KEEPING GOD AND NATURE HAPPY B) ENSURING THAT HUMANS
ARE NOT TREATED AS PRODUCTS C) PREVENTING THE BIRTH OF COPIES D) SAVING
HUMANITY E) SAFETY I) PROTECTING PARTICIPANTS FROM HARM II) PREVENTING
THE BIRTH OF CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DEFECTS SUMMARY OF PART TRO . . T02
LO7 110 TT2 115 116 118 119 T23 125 T28 R29 130 133 136 136 138 139 139
T40 140 L4J 147 PART THREE: ANTICLONING LAWS VIOLATE THE EQUAL
PROTECTION GUARANTEE AND ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL T49 10 ANTICLONING LAWS
CLASSIFR HUMAN CLONES AND ARE SUBJECT TO STRICTSCRUTINY .154 1.
ANTICLONING LAWS DELIBERATELYTEAT HUMAN CLONES DIFFERENTLY FROM HUMANS
BORN THROUGH SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 155 A) DISPARATE IMPACT 155 B)
DISCRIMINATORV PURPOSE 158 CONTENTS 2. STRICT SCRUTINY APPLIES BECAUSE
HUMAN CLONES ARE A SUSPECT CLASS A) DISABILITIES, HISTORY AND
POWERLESSNESS: THE NEED FOR EXTRAORDINARY JUDICIAL PROTECTION B)
DISCRETE AND INSULAR MINORITIES C) VISIBLE CHARACTERISTICS D) IMMUTABLE
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COGNIZABLE INJURIES THAT CONFERSTANDING .176 161 R62 166 T67 168 169
17L 172 T74 1. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FEDERAL STANDING 2. FIRST EXAMPLE:
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ANTICLONING LAWS VIOLATE THE EQUAL PROTECTION GUARANTEE 1. THE GOVEMMENT
CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING OFFENDS GOD AND NATURE; MOREOVER, RELIGIOUS
AND MORAL OBJECTIONS ARE NOT CONSIDERED COMPELLING INTERESTS 2. THE
GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING TEATS HUMANS AS PRODUCTS; MOREOVER,
ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NARROWLY TAEILORED TO PROTECT HUMAN DIGNITY 3.
THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT HUMAN CLONES ARE COPIES; MOREOVER,
ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NARROWLY TAEILORED TO PROTECT INDIVIDUALITY .
T"LR" GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE HUMAN CLONES THREATEN THE SURVIVAL OF
HUMANITY; MOREOVER, ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT NAROWLY TAILORED TO PROTECT
HUMANITY 5. THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT PROVE THAT CLONING IS UNSAFE OR THAT
HUMAN CLONES ARE PHVSICALLV FLAWED: MOREOVER. 176 178 180 R82 180 188
189 190 191 193 194 196 CONTENTS ANTICLONING LAWS ARE NOT
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| spelling | Macintosh, Kerry Lynn Verfasser aut Illegal beings human clones and the law Kerry Lynn Macintosh 1. publ. Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2005 xiii, 272 p. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-265) and index "This book explains that the most common objections to cloning are false or exaggerated. The objections reflect and inspire unjustified stereotypes about human clones. Anti-cloning laws reinforce these stereotypes and stigmatize human clones as subhuman and unworthy of existence. This injures not only human clones but also the egalitarianism upon which our society is based. Applying the same reasoning used to invalidate racial segregation, this book argues that anti-cloning laws violate the equal protection guarantee and are unconstitutional."--BOOK JACKET. Clonage humain - Aspect moral Clonage humain - Droit - États-Unis Clonage humain - Recherche - Droit Ethische aspecten gtt Klonen gtt Mensen gtt Procréation médicalement assistée - Droit - États-Unis Voortplanting (biologie) gtt Wetten gtt Ethik Recht Human cloning Law and legislation United States Human reproductive technology Law and legislation United States Human cloning Research Law and legislation Human cloning Moral and ethical aspects Recht (DE-588)4048737-4 gnd rswk-swf Mensch (DE-588)4038639-9 gnd rswk-swf Ethik (DE-588)4015602-3 gnd rswk-swf Klonierung (DE-588)4192480-0 gnd rswk-swf USA Mensch (DE-588)4038639-9 s Klonierung (DE-588)4192480-0 s Recht (DE-588)4048737-4 s DE-604 Ethik (DE-588)4015602-3 s b DE-604 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0511/2005011732.html Table of contents SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014166456&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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