Cloning people: a Jewish law analysis of the issues.

Cloning people and Jewish law: a preliminary analysis.

The relationship between modern technology, biomedical ethics and Jewish law has been well developed over the last fifty years. As has been noted in a variety of sources and in diverse contexts, Jewish law insists that new technologies — and particularly new reproductive technologies — are neither definitionally prohibited nor definitionally permissible in the eyes of Jewish law, but rather sub...

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Divine religions have adopted various stances regarding cloning, and the Jewish faith has likewise examined the issue and investigated both its classifications. The present paper is a case study of the viewpoints of Jewish scholars on both reproductive and therapeutic cloning. The results showed that regarding therapeutic cloning, Jewish scholars believe in three different viewpoints: impermis...

Cloning: A Review on Bioethics, Legal, Jurisprudence and Regenerative Issues in Iran

In recent years, the cloning technology has remarkably developed Iran, but unfortunately, the required legal framework has not been created to support and protect such developments yet. This legal gap may lead to abuse of scientific researches to obtain illegal benefits and to undermine the intellectual property rights of scientists and researchers. Thus to prevent such consequences, the attemp...

Cloning: a Jewish law perspective with a comparative study of other Abrahamic traditions.

Legal Protection of Mentally Retarded People from Perspective of Medical Law and Iranian Judiciary Procedure

Since in Iranian jurisprudence and law, the mentally retarded people have not been clearly included among the ward (minor, incompetents and lunatics), their position and legal status are required to be studied. The current research aims at filling the existing gap in this field and eradication of ambiguities and doubts as well as legal and judiciary gaps through a serious effort. Having referre...