Why Is Pre-Sterilization Wrong
Women that have lost their parental rights due to substance abuse/physical abuse/neglect/etc some are continuing to conceive and neglect/abuse their children; finding themselves again and again fighting the court system to keep their children. Tax payers have been supporting these families long enough, when does the state/government say enough is enough and file a motion for court ordered birth control. Other states have court ordered pharmaceutical birth control or tubal ligation/IUD (5-10 year contraceptive) under certain circumstances, Michigan and several other states says it's unconstitutional. I am appalled at the fact that this country would put up with this. These children are our future and to continue this way is just telling children
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Soon after getting her tubes tied her parental rights were terminated. Numerous cases show that minimum procedures regularly precede state compelled sterilizations, and some clearly establish that pre-sterilization procedures are constitutionally required. In this case the sterilization was justified. It’s true that involuntary sterilization is not always unconstitutional if it is a narrowly tailored means to achieve a compelling government interest. But in this case since the woman was coerced it was found …show more content…
Methodology
I'll go about collecting my data in the form of a survey. All answers will be given on an anonymous basis, rather than answering untruthfully because someone may feel uncomfortable. I'll be passing out surveys in Flint, Michigan at JC Penney's - Genesee Valley Mall, and at Mott Community College main campus and in Grand Blanc, Michigan at Galaxy Lanes bowling alley and Wal-Mart department store. I intend on surveying 20 men and 20 women from each location; totaling 160 people. The survey will consist of a brief statement with two simple questions:
Survey:
Women that have lost their parental rights due to substance abuse/physical abuse/neglect/etc some are continuing to conceive and neglect their children; finding themselves again and again fighting the court system to keep their children.
Other states have court mandated birth control (Tubes Tied / (IUD) contraceptive that lasts 5-10 years) - Michigan does not have court ordered birth
Soon after getting her tubes tied her parental rights were terminated. Numerous cases show that minimum procedures regularly precede state compelled sterilizations, and some clearly establish that pre-sterilization procedures are constitutionally required. In this case the sterilization was justified. It’s true that involuntary sterilization is not always unconstitutional if it is a narrowly tailored means to achieve a compelling government interest. But in this case since the woman was coerced it was found …show more content…
Methodology
I'll go about collecting my data in the form of a survey. All answers will be given on an anonymous basis, rather than answering untruthfully because someone may feel uncomfortable. I'll be passing out surveys in Flint, Michigan at JC Penney's - Genesee Valley Mall, and at Mott Community College main campus and in Grand Blanc, Michigan at Galaxy Lanes bowling alley and Wal-Mart department store. I intend on surveying 20 men and 20 women from each location; totaling 160 people. The survey will consist of a brief statement with two simple questions:
Survey:
Women that have lost their parental rights due to substance abuse/physical abuse/neglect/etc some are continuing to conceive and neglect their children; finding themselves again and again fighting the court system to keep their children.
Other states have court mandated birth control (Tubes Tied / (IUD) contraceptive that lasts 5-10 years) - Michigan does not have court ordered birth