Vol. 30 No. 1, November 2002

Index

• Conference on Religious Values and Legal Dilemmas in Bioethics: introduction.
• Conference on Religious Values and Legal Dilemmas in Bioethics: foreword.
• The role of a lawyer's morals and religion when counseling clients in bioethics.
• Religious contributions to the bioethics debate: utilizing legal rights while avoiding scientific temptations.
• Toward epistemic justice.
• Assisted reproductive technologies and the Constitution.
• Assisted reproduction in Jewish law.
• Catholic teaching and the law concerning the new reproductive technologies.
• Protestant perspectives on the uses of the new reproductive technologies.
• The Islamic viewpoint on new assisted reproductive technologies.
• A goodness-of-fit ethic for informed consent.
• The psychology of competence and informed consent: understanding decision-making with regard to clinical research.
• Protestant perspectives on informed consent (particularly in research involving human participants).
• Informed consent without autonomy.
• The physician's conscience, conscience clauses, and religious belief: a Catholic perspective.
• The physician as a conscientious objector.
• Religious teachings and reflections on advance directive: religious values and legal dilemmas in bioethics; an Islamic perspective.
• Catholic social teaching and American legal practice.
• Response to Avery Cardinal Dulles.
• Catholic social teaching and American legal practice: a practical response.
• Exploring methods to improve management and fairness in pro se cases: a study of the pro se docket in the Southern District of New York.