Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025July 25, 2025 CDT
Comparative Constitutional Law and Abortion Constitutionalism: On the Legacy of Justice Scalia in Dobbs
Comparative Constitutional Law and Abortion Constitutionalism: On the Legacy of Justice Scalia in Dobbs
Abortion RightsRoe v. WadeAbortion ConstitutionalismDobbs v. Jackson Women's Health OrganizationInternational LawComparative Law
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025
- Remaining Barriers to Abortion Access in Post-Repeal IrelandAshlynn M. Kendzior
- St. Thomas Aquinas Goes to Cyber War: A Role for the Catholic Church in Defining the Legal Norms of Cyber ConflictTerence Check
- Comparative Constitutional Law and Abortion Constitutionalism: On the Legacy of Justice Scalia in DobbsStefanus Hendrianto
- Rings of Exclusion: When Sanctions Collide with the Right to SportBonnie Stewart
- No Room in the Inn: Assessing the Validity of the United States’ Reservation to the ICESCR & Implications Concerning HomelessnessNaomi Hilton
- Our Sister’s Keeper: Recognition as a Tool for Reversing Course on Restricted Women’s Rights in AfghanistanStacy H. Runia
Stefanus Hendrianto, Comparative Constitutional Law and Abortion Constitutionalism: On the Legacy of Justice Scalia in Dobbs, 15 CICLJ 67 (2025).