Nicholas Cafardi

Professor of Law, Duquesne University

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Professor of Law at Duquesne University, a Catholic university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; author of Before Dallas: The US Bishops' Response to Clergy Sexual Abuse of Children

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Since Roe v. Wade was decided 35 years ago, a woman's right to choose an abortion has been Issue Number One in the so-called "culture wars." But it's still the law.

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Since Roe v. Wade was decided 35 years ago, a woman's right to choose an abortion has been Issue Number One in the so-called "culture wars." But it's still the law.

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