Cloning, defined as" the deliberate production of genetically identical individuals," 1 was
brought to the forefront of world news with the announcement of the birth of the first cloned …

With The Naked Clone, Professor Charles Kunich gives his readers a novel, generally
objective legal framework in which to reevaluate the central issues of the legal debate about …

On December 5, 1997, Richard Seed shocked the scientific community by announcing that
he intended to begin cloning human beings. 2 Seed planned to use the techniques that Ian …

The scientific, religious, ethical, and legal worlds were" caught napping by clones" 1 in
February of 1997, when a team led by Scottish embryologist Ian Wilmut announced the …

The legal concerns involving the application of cloning technology to humans should be of
utmost concern, as the area is extremely complex. Cloning could potentially have great …

A recent issue of the British scientific journal Nature contained the amazing fact that
scientists had cloned a female sheep. 1 The clone, named Dolly, has the exact DNA as its …

Can the principles that gave rise to reproductive liberty-principles that undergird the
reasoning of several United States Supreme Court decisions-be extended to include the …

Should a ban on reproductive human cloning include a ban on cloning for purposes of
research or therapy? The question itself presumes a broad consensus against reproductive …

Human cloning became a hotly debated topic after Advanced Cell Technology's (ACT) press
release of November 25, 2001. ACT announced they had successfully cloned a human …

In 1997, when California adopted a five year ban on human reproductive cloning, the
legislation required the appointment of an expert group to provide advice to the Governor …