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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Veitch, Kenneth 2004. Being Ms B: B, autonomy and the nature of legal regulation. The Sydney Law Review 26 (1) , pp. 107-130. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin, ed. 2004. Constitutional innovation: the creation of a Supreme Court for the United Kingdom: domestic, comparative and international reflections. LexisNexis. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2004. Between the fairy tale and the abyss: the creation of a Supreme Court for the United Kingdom. Morgan, Derek Martin, ed. Constitutional Innovation: The Creation of a Supreme Court for the United Kingdom: Domestic, Comparative and International Reflections, Butterworths Law, v-ix. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2003. Enigma variations: surrogacy, rights and procreative tourism. Cook, Rachel, Day Sclater, Shelley and Kaganas, Felicity, eds. Surrogate Motherhood: International Perspectives, Oxford: Hart, pp. 75-92. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Lee, Robert 2003. Human reproduction and human rights. Singer, Dani and Hunter, Myra, eds. Assisted Human Reproduction: Psychological and Ethical Dilemmas, London: Whurr Publishing, pp. 58-75. |
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| Ford, Mary, Harris, John M. and Morgan, Derek Martin 2003. Stem cell research and therapy. Post, Stephen G., ed. Encyclopedia of Bioethics. 3rd ed., Vol. 2. New York: Macmillan, pp. 722-732. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Ford, Mary 2003. In vitro fertilisation: regulation. Cooper, David, ed. Nature Encyclopedia of the Human Genome, Vol. 3. London: Nature Publishing Group, pp. 560-563. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Ford, Mary 2003. Human cloning: legal aspects. Cooper, David, ed. Nature Encyclopedia of the Human Genome, Vol. 3. London: Nature Publishing Group, pp. 308-311. |
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| Lee, Robert and Morgan, Derek Martin 2003. The biomedical business: the whys and wherefores of regulation. The Wales Law Journal 2 (2) , pp. 142-150. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Ford, Mary 2003. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust v A - addressing a misconception. Child and Family Law Quarterly 15 (2) , pp. 199-204. |
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| Lee, Robert and Morgan, Derek Martin 2002. In the name of the father: ex parte blood: dealing with novelty and anomaly. Steinbock, Bonnie, ed. Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Reproduction, The International Library of Medicine, Ethics and Law, Burlington, USA: Ashgate, pp. 465-482. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2002. Science, medicine and ethical change. Richards, Martin, Day-Sclater, Shelley and Bainham, Andrew, eds. Body Lore and Laws, Oxford: Hart, pp. 329-342. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Lee, Robert 2002. Assisted conception in common law jurisdictions. Meulders-Klein, Marie-Thérèse, Vlaardingerbroek, Paul and Deech, Ruth, eds. Biomedicine, the Family and Human Rights, Martinus Nijhoff, pp. 479-514. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin and Lee, Robert 2002. Tissue typing: creating “designer” babies? New Law Journal 152 (7015) , pp. 46-47. |
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| Lee, Robert and Morgan, Derek Martin 2001. Serving life and creating life: paternity, paternalism and punishment. The Wales Law Journal 1 (2) , pp. 173-177. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2001. The bleak house of surrogacy: Broidy v. St Helen's and Knowsley Health Authority. Feminist Legal Studies 9 (1) , pp. 57-67. 10.1023/A:1016696816195 |
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| Lee, Robert and Morgan, Derek Martin 2001. Human fertilisation and embryology: regulating the reproductive revolution. Oxford: Blackstone Press. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2001. Issues in medical law and ethics. London: Cavendish Publishing. |
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| Morgan, Derek Martin 2000. Into the future and back to basics - human fertilisation and family structures. Cretney, Stephen, ed. Family Law - Essays for the New Millennium, Bristol: Jordans, pp. 181-194. |
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| Wells, Celia, Morgan, Derek Martin and Quick, Oliver 2000. Disasters: a challenge for the law. Washburn Law Journal 39 (3) , pp. 496-525. |
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