This casebook covers contemporary issues in bioethics ranging from
reproductive choice to decision making about death. It teaches
legal doctrine through judicial opinions and statutes; it teaches
analytical and practical skills through a diverse set of problems.
The casebook also enables students to think broadly about
regulatory issues by supplementing traditional legal materials with
patients' accounts of their illnesses, doctors' reports of their
encounters with patients, ethicists' reflections, and researchers'
findings on how medical decisions are made, the results those
decisions produce, and the impact of various forms of legal
regulation. Finally, the casebook encourages students to use the
law of bioethics as a window into larger questions about the role
of law as a form of social regulation and the impact of American
culture on the development of law and regulatory strategy.
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