Girls on the Stand: How Courts Fail Pregnant Minors
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Girls on the Stand: How Courts Fail Pregnant Minors

by Helena Silverstein

Law Sociology
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An examination of judicial bypass cases for pregnant minors, revealing how courts interpret maturity and decide access to abortion across different states.

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This book analyzes judicial bypass proceedings for pregnant minors across multiple states.

It draws on court observations, interviews, and legal records to assess how these cases are handled.

The work highlights patterns in judicial decision-making and access to reproductive options.

Findings point to inconsistencies in how courts interpret maturity and best-interest standards.

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