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cjgl-2410	Dyckman, Jay	The Myth of Informed Consent: An Analysis of the Doctrine of Informed Consent and Its (Mis)Application in HIV Experiments on Pregnant Women in Developing Countries	1999	30	.pdf	application/pdf	13003	467	44	Professor Cheryl Harris ably explains the significance of identifying what constitutes property: Although the existence of certain property rights may seem self- evident and the protection of certain expectations may seem essential for social stability, property is a legal construct by 70 Fueling this argument is the dilemma that the doctrine of informed consent for experiments conducted in developing countries, as advanced in the Declaration of Helsinki and the Nuremberg Code, is not legally binding. 3 The application of the doctrine of informed consent in these experiments raises several complicated issues concerning its ability to realize the Nuremberg Code's core tenets of protection of and respect for the individual.	cache/cjgl-2410.pdf	txt/cjgl-2410.txt