In order to strengthen her argument defending abortion, what assumption does Jud

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In order to strengthen her argument defending abortion, what assumption does Judith Jarvis Thomson make about the fetus?

According to Roe v. Wade, after viability,

Law and morality

a. That it is a person b. That it is nonhuman c. That it is human but not a person d. That it has no moral status until birth

According to Roe v. Wade, after viability,

a. the state can make laws severely restricting abortion. b. abortion is illegal even if to save the life of the mother. c. abortion must be available on demand. d. none of these choices.

Law and morality

a. None of these choices b. can differ with regard to abortion. c. cannot differ with regard to abortion. d. are diametrically opposed on the issue of abortion.

Explanation / Answer

Answer -

Question 1. The option (b) is correct. that it is nonhuman .

Explanation - abortion is against humanity because any person will kill a live/viable fetus.

Question 2. The option (a) is correct. The state can make law severely restriction abortion.

Explanation - Because Some law create a fear in peoples when they go for abortion. So that our state creates some law or rules against abortion.

Question 3. Law and mortality The option (c) is correct. Cannot differ with regard to abortion.

Explanation - if law can differ with retard to abortion. Some people also try abortion method. So state makes strong rule against abortion to save a new small life.

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