The Criminalization of Care: Health and the Home

Brown, Teneille R

Journal: Utah Law Review

Volume: 2024

Year: 2024

Bluebook Citation: 2024 UTAH L. REV. (2024)

Author: Teneille Ruth Brown: all 18 publications


Abstract

In this issue of the Utah Law Review, our readers will hear from a variety of perspectives on how the criminalization of care is impacting our communities. Noa Ben-Asher and Margot Pollans describe how “regret” has been exploited by conservative groups in campaigns to paternalistically ban abortion and genderaffirming care. They lay out how the parallel legal strategies between bans on abortion and gender-affirming care are hardly coincidental. Rather, there is a coordination effort to pervert informed consent doctrine to promote “traditional family values,” and to police reductive heteronormative visions of identity.

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