Answer any set of 2 questions 1&2, 2&3 or 1&3

1. Your current Institution seeks from you a memorandum of compliance with state, federal and professional licensure requirements concerning the proper utilization of Institutional Ethics Committees first found in the New Jersey Supreme Court's landmark case of In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan. Please provide a comprehensive analysis of the historical origin, function, purpose, structure and goals of the Committee as well as the significance of its consultation process and its import to the integrity of the ever-developing American healthcare enterprise. 2. Mindful of the post Baby M questions concerning the extensive and rapidly growing use of traditional, genetic and gestational surrogacy, please provide your analysis of this landmark New Jersey Supreme Court judicial decision with an elaboration of the medical, ethical and legal concerns that endeavor to shape a statewide and national consensus concerning surrogacy in general. Please provide an overview of past, present and anticipated surrogacy practices that will inform and authenticate future medical, legal and ethical protocols. 3. The long shadow of the United States Supreme Court's recent "Dobbs" decision now reposes past resolved historical questions concerning women's reproductive rights to the states anew. Of particular concern to minority populations in New Jersey are the rights accorded to women in the landmark New Jersey Supreme Court decision of Right to Choose v Byrne which mandated state funding of abortion services through Medicare and Medicaid after the Hyde Amendment denied the application of federal funds to these Roe v Wade recognized medical procedures. Please share your valued thoughts on how the hand of history might resolve this recurring and important dilemma.