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Renaissance for the Transsexual: A New Birth Certificate
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1973Abstract The twentieth century has seen tremendous advances in medicine. In many instances collaborative efforts with law are needed for the maximum implementation of these. Compulsory vaccination is an example, for the applicable public health statutes designed to eliminate smallpox required a United States Supreme Court decision to ...
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Sex, Gender and Birth Certificates
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020In 2019, the Tasmanian Parliament made major changes to the law, allowing a person to register a gender (which could be male, female, non-binary or another descriptor) and thereby to amend their birth certificate. This could be based upon nothing more than self-identification. Such laws have been enacted elsewhere in Australia and in other parts of the
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Socioeconomic Status on Birth Certificates
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1984Sir. —I was appalled to read the editorial in the April 1983 issue of the AJDC by Drs Avery and Wise 1 who advocated the placement of socioeconomic status on all birth certificates issued in the United States. I fear that if such a system were to go into effect, the knowledge on the birth certificate would be abused. A birth certificate should be used
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Birth certificate of Maria Spirido
1912Certificate of Birth and Baptism of Maria Spiridoulias from the Greek Archdiocese of North and South America. Maria was baptized at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Newark, N.J. by the Reverend Thomas Papageorge, c. 1912.
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Birth Certificate: Ruth Jellinek
1936Copy of the Birth Centificate of Ruth Gay Jellinek, E. M. Jellinek's daughter.
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