A LOSS OF FACE: The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act post Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

Gregory J Roden1

  • 1About the author: Gregory J. Roden has written numerous articles advocating the rights of Americans en ventre sa mere, such as: The Sovereign's Posterity, 43 Cap. U. L. Rev. 585 (Summer 2015); Unborn Children as Constitutional Persons, 25 Issues in Law and Medicine 185 (2010); Roe v. Wade and the Common Law: Denying the Blessings of Liberty to our Posterity, 35 UWLA L. Rev. 212 (2003); and Prenatal Tort Law and the Personhood of the Unborn Child: A Separate Legal Existence, 16 St. Thomas L. Rev. 207 (2003). He notes: I would like to praise God for the many blessings received while doing research for this article and while writing it. I also thank my wife, Claire, for her support throughout this project and my ongoing work.

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