On criminal
On criminal abortion in America
作者：Storer, Horatio Robinson, 1830-1922
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共 37 题- TO
- THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
- PHYSICIAN, ATTORNEY, JUROR, JUDGE,—AND PARENT,—
- These Pages
- ARE RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED.
- CONTRIBUTIONS TO OBSTETRIC JURISPRUDENCE.
- NO. I.
- CRIMINAL ABORTION.
- I. IS ABORTION EVER A CRIME?
- We have next to prove—
- II. ITS FREQUENCY, AND THE CAUSES THEREOF.
- We are to consider, in this connection, the evidence afforded by—
- In 363 provincial towns the ratio was, from
- While districts more thinly populated gave, from
- In Belgium, during a similar period, the ratio was much the same.[26]
- They also may be classified—
- III. ITS VICTIMS.
- IV. ITS PROOFS.
- 1. _The Occurrence._
- 2. _The Commission._
- 3. _The Intent._
- 4. _The Identity of the Party Accused._
- V. ITS PERPETRATORS.
- VI. ITS INNOCENT ABETTORS.
- 3. It must be clearly indicated; and
- The operation is performed, in
- 1. Local or distant and sympathetic irritation
- 2. Puncture of the membranes, and evacuation of their fluid contents.
- VII. ITS OBSTACLES TO CONVICTION.
- By the common law of England, as stated by Blackstone:—
- The Ellenborough act,[172] passed in 1803, runs thus:—
- I. Those acknowledging the crime only after quickening has occurred:—
- Briefly to recapitulate these groups:—
- I. States acknowledging the crime only after quickening:—
- VIII. CAN IT BE AT ALL CONTROLLED BY LAW?
- IX. THE DUTY OF THE PROFESSION.
- FOOTNOTES