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Roe v Road: Freedom of Movement and the Future of Automated Travel

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In February 2025, Adriana Smith, who was about nine weeks pregnant at the time, was declared brain dead by doctors. However, the state of Georgia forcibly kept her on life support until doctors delivered her baby on June 13, 2025, despite her prior lack of consent or ability to do so. This is because of […] The post Roe v Road: Freedom of Movement and the Future of Automated Travel first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post Roe v Road: Freedom …
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Roe v Road: Freedom of Movement and the Future of Automated Travel

In February 2025, Adriana Smith, who was about nine weeks pregnant at the time, was declared brain dead by doctors. However, the state of Georgia forcibly kept her on life support until doctors delivered her baby on June 13, 2025, despite her prior lack of consent or ability to do so. This is because of […] The post Roe v Road: Freedom of Movement and the Future of Automated Travel first appeared on Blog of the APA. The post Roe v Road: Freedom …

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