Professor Peter W. Adler has written two law review articles that concern circumcision of male children.

• Adler PW. Is it lawful to use Medicaid to pay for circumcision. J Law Med 2011;19:335-53.
  
• Adler PW. Is circumcision legal? Richmond Journal of Law and the Public Interest. March 2024; XVI:iii(3):439-86.
  

I think Professor Adler is one of the best lawyers in the United States, however these issues have not yet been litigated in court.

Interesting articles. Noting that these were published in 2011 and 2013, I wonder if there has been any response or follow-up since then.

I wasn't aware of Prof. Adler, but hopefully his being Jewish (presuming so from his surname) might help stave off the usual disingenous charges of "antisemitism" that seem to be trotted out so often, whenever this issue is raised as a matter of public policy.

Interesting articles.  Noting that these were published in 2011 and 2013, I wonder if there has been any response or follow-up since then.

I wasn't aware of Prof. Adler, but hopefully his being Jewish (presuming so from his surname) might help stave off the usual disingenous charges of "antisemitism" that seem to be trotted out so often, whenever this issue is raised as a matter of public policy.

Yes, Professor Adler is indeed Jewish.

There has been no response because no one has chosen to litigate these issues in a court of law.

Interesting articles.  Noting that these were published in 2011 and 2013, I wonder if there has been any response or follow-up since then.

I wasn't aware of Prof. Adler, but hopefully his being Jewish (presuming so from his surname) might help stave off the usual disingenous charges of "antisemitism" that seem to be trotted out so often, whenever this issue is raised as a matter of public policy.

You may get better answers by putting your questions to Attorneys for the Rights of the Child.

Interesting articles.  Noting that these were published in 2011 and 2013, I wonder if there has been any response or follow-up since then.

I wasn't aware of Prof. Adler, but hopefully his being Jewish (presuming so from his surname) might help stave off the usual disingenous charges of "antisemitism" that seem to be trotted out so often, whenever this issue is raised as a matter of public policy.

My understanding is that Professor Adler was born in the United Kingdom to Jewish parents, but is now an American citizen. I don't know his present religious views.

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Interesting articles.  Noting that these were published in 2011 and 2013, I wonder if there has been any response or follow-up since then.

I wasn't aware of Prof. Adler, but hopefully his being Jewish (presuming so from his surname) might help stave off the usual disingenous charges of "antisemitism" that seem to be trotted out so often, whenever this issue is raised as a matter of public policy.

My understanding is that Professor Adler was born in the United Kingdom to Jewish parents, but is now an American citizen. I don't know his present religious views.