Abortion
An abortion is when you end a pregnancy and it would result in a child not being born. One in three women will have an abortion by the time they reach the age of forty-five. An abortion can be from a miscarriage or simply your decision on the removal of a child. You can have a surgical abortion, where they remove it surgically, or by medically by taking a pill. If the pregnant women were to use a pill that was not prescribe to her to try to have a miscarriage, then that would be considered illegal and a crime. There are a couple of unique things about abortion in Nevada. In cases of life endangerment, such as rape and incest, public funding is available. The law has restrictions on low income-income women’s access to abortion. However, if they can prove they are involved with a rape case, or it needs to be done to save a pregnant women’s life, then it is considered legal. Another very unique thing about this law is that if a girl is under the age of eighteen and not married and not emancipated, they must notify at least one parent. The parental mandate cannot be waived if the girl is a victim of rape, incest, or child abuse. It may though if, a physician decides the abortion is needed immediately for the person life or health. Another reason it may be is if the girl tries to obtain permission from a judge stating that she is mature enough to make this decision. Lastly, this law only allows abortions within the first twenty-four weeks unless it is needed to be done for the health of the mother. The women must be able to convince her physician that she only wants the abortion for her health and if they are convinced then they can proceed with the procedure of letting them get an abortion.
In 1973 Roe v. Wade made it legal that women can have an abortion in the state of Nevada. It must be performed by a licensed physician in a medical setting. It will be considered voluntary manslaughter if the person performing the abortion is not medically licensed. I do not agree with abortion, although Nevada does have some laws that I do agree with. I agree, if you are under the age of eighteen and are not married or emancipated that a parent should be notified. I also really agree with the fact that they do not allow abortions after you are twenty-four months into your pregnancy. If it was legal I believe some women would proceed with an abortion no matter how far along they are. Even though I think these are good laws, I do not agree with abortions. I feel as if the only exception to ever getting an abortion should be if the women health is at risk, and it is a horrible case. In this case, I think the abortion should be done in the very beginning of the pregnancy. I don’t think it is fair that they are taking away the existence of someone’s life. By getting an abortion you are ending the life of someone and never letting them experience what life is all about. No child deserves to die because their mother or father were irresponsible. A child is completely innocent and shouldn’t be punished for the actions of their parents. You are basically murdering a child, so how can someone live with that for the rest of their life knowing that they killed their child? Women think by getting an abortion all their problems will go away, but in reality they won’t. They think they won’t be able to handle the responsibility and that having a baby is such a horrible thing. If they think
The Right To Abortion South University Online Introduction to Philosophy Abstract This essay concentrates on the prominent growth of worldwide and provincial human rights principles and legislations that back a woman’s human right to abortion. It summarizes relevant progression within the United States, Inter-American and African human rights organizations concerning abortion, as it relates to a woman's right to life and well-being, in circumstances such as rape victims…
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Alissa Jordan Essay #3 Abortion seems to be the never-ending battle that is talked about constantly in the news. There can never be a middle ground because there can’t be a gray area. Abortion is a black and white controversy, which is why people continue to argue about it. Some say there should be exceptions if a state/country were to make it illegal, but how can one choose what’s an acceptable excuse and what’s not? In an article posted by Red State, the author discuses abortion vs. the death…
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The Benefits of Abortion Christine May Rodriguez English Composition- ENGL 150 Instructor Madeleine Wakefield Wednesday, March 19, 2014 The Benefits of Abortion Women assume freedom with regards to reproductive choices base on her knowledge and belief. However, “abortion is the most degrading inhuman…
Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy. A surgical procedure called suction aspiration which is used for first trimester abortions. Not only are there surgical abortions but there are medical too, however surgical is the preferred option. But thats not the point the point is abortion is still abortion, it is killing something that is living, it is a process that should not be happening at all, ever. Abortion is considered to be murder since the being inside the mother is considered to be living…
“Abortion” is Murder Abisha Kirubananthan HZT 4U1 Mr. Mitchell 2013.01.07 Essay Outline Introduction - (Koyama A & etl, 2005), (Bowels, A. 2011) and (Jones, R., Cox, D., & Laser, R, 2011) • Abortion is the greatest cause of death in NSW and many women regret ever having an abortion. • Many women suffer from pain and discomfort from the result of an abortion, when they could easily save their babies life and continue on with theirs, by putting it up for adoption…
Abortion Controversy The topic of abortion in the US excites people like no other. It is like the topic of termination of life, we ourselves are life. Ironic? Yes. Abortion and where you stand, whether you're pro abortion or anti abortion divides our country our family our politics and our society. The debate over abortion is really a debate over our nature as human creatures. Who are we? What is the importance of life? And whether pregnant women have the right to decide for it. This though is…
Abortion Grantham University Christina McGruder Years ago when a woman would get pregnant she would have a baby. Today accidental pregnancies are solved by a method called abortion. With this method the newly formed fetus is basically removed from the mother’s body and destroyed. Although the whole process of having an abortion seems not especially pleasant, they seem to be popular. Many people argue that abortion is plain and simple murder. They reason is that if a woman feels responsible…
conversation about abortion is often too complex and one that gets a lot of people’s blood boiling; it conjures up notions of debates and controversy that dates back as far as 1973. In the Roe vs. Wade case, a case that marked a pivotal point in the movement toward women’s rights, women had the right to an accessible abortion under the 14th amendment. This case sparked a national controversy that continues today. For years, women have fought for their rights and equality. Women who seek out abortions are not…