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1.Why does abortion serves as a case study for rethinking the nature of the state in the United States?

2.Throughout the period of illegal abortion, physicians disagreed on the conditions that mandated a therapeutic abortion and on the methods: there was no consensus.

3.Punishment for violation of the law and sexual norms has been gen-dere

4.Analysis of the day-to-day workings of the legal system, rather than statutory changes, judicial rulings, or the volume of cases, reveals how the law intervened in the lives of ordinary citizens to regulate reproductive and sexual behavior

5.y the 1940s and I950S, physicians and hospitals had become so accustomed to this regulatory stance toward women and abortion that they instituted new regulations to observe and curb the practice of abortion in the hospital.

6.State officials won medical cooperation in suppressing abortion by threatening doctors and medical institutions with prosecution or scandal.