regret

[Janet Alexander]

Dear Professor Scaperlanda,
         Would you kindly spare the rest of the list these argumentative, 
polemical characterizations?  You have made your point -- you think intact 
D&X is immoral.  Others on the list do not agree and have quite different, 
though perhaps equally strong, views about the morality of the Supreme 
Court's decision.  I have tried to spare the list the responses that have 
gone through my mind each time I read some such propagandistic phrase as 
"brutally killed."  I am afraid I am going to have to resign from the list 
if this doesn't stop.
         Janet Alexander

Janet Cooper Alexander
Frederick I. Richman Professor of Law
Stanford Law School
Stanford CA 94301-8610
650.723.2892


At 08:12 AM 4/23/2007 -0500, Scaperlanda, Michael A. wrote:
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>Lynne, are you suggesting that the psychological harm the mother suffers 
>in choosing to have her partially born child brutally killed is similar to 
>the harm suffered when one chooses "Stanford over Yale, law over 
>medicine"?  Or, did I miss understand you?
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>Michael
>
>Michael Scaperlanda
>Associate Dean for Research
>Edwards Family Chair in Law
>University of Oklahoma College of Law
>300 W. Timberdell Rd.
>Norman, Oklahoma 73019
>Ph.    405.325.4833
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