Genes and Justice: The Future of Cloning in the United States - An Analysis of Ethical, Scientific, & Legal Policy

Author

• Marlo Diane Curiel

Date of Award

2003

Document Type

Research Paper

First Advisor

Michelle Switzer

Abstract

This project is a report that surveys the “Biotech Age” expansion and the resulting ethical dilemmas in regards to human cloning while providing an analysis of ethical, scientific, and legal policy. This project is split into sections which discuss the Biotech Age including the Biotech trends, recent legal and scientific breakthroughs, and insight into controversy. This project revolves around the science of cloning human beings, ethical dilemma and legal background. In conclusion a cloning bill is proposed by the scholar.

Comments

WSP Major: English/Philosophy

Recommended Citation

Curiel, M. D. (2003). Genes and Justice: The Future of Cloning in the United States - An Analysis of Ethical, Scientific, & Legal Policy. Retrieved from https://poetcommons.whittier.edu/scholars/318