Spiritual treatment exemptions to child medical neglect laws: what we outsiders should think

Dwyer argues that because spiritual treatment exemptions would operate in practice only in cases where the state should not permit parents to deny children medical care, spiritual treatment exemptions to medical neglect laws are unwarranted.

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Published in:The Notre Dame law review 2000-11, Vol.76 (1), p.147-177
Main Author: Dwyer, J G
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Bioethics
Child
Child Advocacy
Child Welfare
Children & youth
Ethical Theory
Faith Healing - legislation & jurisprudence
Freedom of religion
Government
Health care
Humans
Parental Consent
Parents
Parents & parenting
Religion
Spirituality
Treatment Refusal - legislation & jurisprudence
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Child Advocacy
Child Welfare
Children & youth
Ethical Theory
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Freedom of religion
Government
Health care
Humans
Parental Consent
Parents
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Religion
Spirituality
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