Pace Law Review hosted the Spring 2024 Symposium, “Bioethics after Dobbs,” at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University on Friday, April 5, 2024.
The Symposium brought together legal scholars, bioethicists, practitioners and interested members of the community in discussing the implications of the Supreme Court’s holding in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, with a focus on health law, ethics, and policy of reproduction. Submissions by panelists will be published in a special Symposium Edition of Pace Law Review this upcoming Fall 2024.
All four of our panels were recorded and are available below to view.
Pace Law Review-Dyson Keynote Lecture
I. Glenn Cohen
James A. Attwood & Leslie Williams Professor of Law and Deputy Dean
Harvard Law School
“The Alabama Embryo Decision in Ethics, Law, and Politics”
Panelists
Teneille Ruth Brown
James I. Farr Professor of Law
S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah
“We Have Lost Our Minds”
Greer Donley
Associate Professor of Law
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
“Brain Death & Abortion”
Doron Dorfman
Associate Professor of Law
Seton Hall Law School
“Disability Law and Selective Abortion Bans After Dobbs”
Rebecca S. Feinberg
Distinguished Chair of Bioethics, Health Law, and Policy
Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, Touro University
“Crisis Pregnancy Centers After Dobbs“
Dov Fox
Herzog Research Professor of Law
University of San Diego School of Law
“Forum Shopping and Personhood Law: Implications for the Disposition
of Frozen Embryos”
(with Gerard Letterie)
Gerard Letterie
Reproductive Endocrinologist & Partner
Seattle Reproductive Medicine
“Forum Shopping and Personhood Law: Implications for the Disposition
of Frozen Embryos”
(with Dov Fox)
Myrisha S. Lewis
Professor of Law
William & Mary Law School
“Assisted Reproductive Technology & Personhood in Legislation and
Regulation”
S. Matthew Liao
Arthur Zitrin Professor of Bioethics
NYU School of Global Public Health
“When to Save the Baby: A Fundamental Conditions Approach“
Lynette B. Martins
Consultant
Solomon Center for Health Law & Policy
“The Practitioner-Patient Relationship in a Post-Dobbs Era“
(with Scott Schweikart)
Rachel Rebouché
Dean & Peter J. Liacouras Professor of Law
Temple University Beasley School of Law
“Mailed Medication Abortion“
Scott Schweikart
Senior Policy Analyst
American Medical Association
“The Practitioner-Patient Relationship in a Post-Dobbs Era“
(with Lynette B. Martins)
Sabrina Singh
PhD Candidate
Rutgers School of Communication and Information
“Ethical Considerations in Qualitative Research After Dobbs“
Thomas Williams
Assistant Professor of Law
American University Washington College of Law
“Sterilization Settlements“
Megan Wright
Professor of Law, Medicine, Sociology, and Bioethics
PennState Law School
“Medical Decision-Making Law and Practice Post-Dobbs“
Organizer
