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Article Title
Choices for a Child: An Ethical and Legal Analysis of a Failed Surrogate Birth Contract
Abstract
In today's world of increasingly sophisticated reproductive technologies which offer once infertile couples the chance to have their own child, one wonders what wisdom King Solomon would provide in a conflict involving a woman hired to bear another couple's child. This paper explores such a situation.
Recommended Citation
Adam Marshall,
Choices for a Child: An Ethical and Legal Analysis of a Failed Surrogate Birth Contract,
30
U. Rich. L. Rev.
275
(1996).
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