Bradford Short, J.D.
Bradford William Short worked as C-FAM's Research Editor directing the International Organizations Research Group (IORG) White Paper Series as well as helping with C-FAM’s UN monitoring operations in 2004 through mid 2007. Mr. Short received a bachelor's degree in History & Policy with an additional major in Philosophy from Carnegie Mellon University in December 2000.
Mr. Short graduated from the Fordham Law School in May 2004 where he made the Dean's List two of his three years at Fordham. In law school he specialized in Anglo-American Legal History, and he is a member of the American Society for Legal History.
Mr. Short has published three major law review articles on the legal history relating to the assisted suicide movement and the constitutional inalienable right to life. "History 'Lite’ in Modern American Bioethics" and "The Healing Philosopher: John Locke's Medical Ethics" both appeared in the peer-reviewed law journal, Issues in Law & Medicine (vol. 19 and vol. 20, respectively).
Friday Fax:
Long-time President of Pro-Abortion “Catholic” Group Retires
Colombia Court Judgment Shows the Extreme Views of UN Compliance Committees
High Legal Authorities in Colombia Adopt Radical Abortion Interpretations of UN Documents
Radical Homosexual Groups Approved by UN with Bush Support
Homosexual Groups Rejected Again by UN for Official Status
European Union Denies Funding for Embryo-Destruction
Canadian Official at UN Disappoints Pro-life Hopes
Pro-Life Groups Submit Briefs to Colombian Constitutional Court
Two-Child Policy Stalled in Filipino Congress
UN Data Show Banning Abortion Doesn't Increase Maternal Mortality
