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Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Panel Discussion

This event on May 17, 2022 at the Conviser Law Center was moderated by Chicago-Kent Dean Anita Krug and featured professors Carolyn Shapiro, Steven Heyman, Kathy Baker along with Michelle Wetzel, General Counsel for Planned Parenthood of Illinois. The panel discussed a range of issues implicated by the Court's holding, followed by a Q&A portion with questions submitted online in advance and shared from the audience. Program Order: 00:00 - Opening Remarks with Chicago-Kent Dean Anita Krug 03:10 - Introducing Professor Carolyn Shapiro 04:07 - Introducing Professor Steven Heyman 05:16 - Introducing Professor Kathy Baker 06:29 - Introducing Michelle Wetzel, General Counsel for Planned Parenthood of Illinois 07:47 - Professor Carolyn Shapiro's remarks: SCOTUS decision-making process & Dobbs leak 14:53 - Professor Steven Heyman's remarks: 14th Amendment arguments in Dobbs draft 20:55 - Michelle Wetzel's remarks on the practical implications of overturning Roe v. Wade 25:16 - Professor Kathy Baker's remarks: Personal, economic, & political issues in abortion debates 35:40 - Q&A Begins 36:07 - Question 1: Would Dobbs endanger rights like contraception & same-sex marriage? 36:31 - Professor Shapiro's response to question 1 39:15 - Professor Heyman's response to question 1 45:09 - Professor Baker's response to question 1 45:56 - Question 2: Why focus on abortion, not paternal accountability & supporting child care? 46:16 - Professor Baker's response to question 2 48:39 - Question 3: Inter-jurisdictional conflicts: can states punish out-of-state abortions? 49:14 - Professor Heyman's response to question 3 50:21 - Michelle Wetzel's response to question 3 51:00 - Question 4: Can Congress pass laws protecting or banning abortion on a national level? 51:19 - Professor Shapiro's response to question 4 53:47 - Professor Heyman's response to question 4