Legal Change and Stigma in Surrogacy and Abortion

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 43 (2):192-195 (2015)
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Stigma marks both surrogacy and abortion. Legal change lessens stigma but may not remove it altogether. Post-legalization regulation may reinstall stigma by surrounding a legalized practice with barriers that make exercise of that right more difficult. As a result, law may reenact stigma even as it purports to take it away

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10.1111/jlme.12232

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