Law and the Life Sciences: 'A Wonderful Case and an Irrational Tragedy': The Phillip Becker Case Continues

Hastings Center Report 12 (1):25 (1982)
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reprint Annas, George J. (1982) "Law and the Life Sciences: CPR: The Beat Goes on". Hastings Center Report 12(4):24

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