"All the facets of 'When does life begin?'; of religion, of philosophy, all those things I was at the epicenter of," says Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin.
(Jonathan Wiggs / Globe Staff)
Fear, loathing, and anger
In a new book, 'Broken Justice,' Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin revisits the '70s abortion and manslaughter trial that changed his life
"All the facets of 'When does life begin?'; of religion, of philosophy, all those things I was at the epicenter of," says Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin.
(Jonathan Wiggs / Globe Staff)
OAK BLUFFS - With his sport shirt untucked, his eyeglasses hanging around his neck, and his deck shoes slapping the sidewalk as he good-naturedly bemoans the state of his golf game, he could be any retiree enjoying the midday sun on Martha's Vineyard. (Full article: 1452 words)
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