Her sister, Doris, underwent a similar fate to her after being hospitalized for appendicitis.  
This person's lawyer Irving Whitehead unethically collaborated with witnesses from the prosecution such as Joseph DeJarnette.  Paul Lombardo notes in his book about this woman how her case has never been officially overturned.  Legislation affecting this woman was written by Aubrey Strode, who was himself heavily influenced by A. S. Priddy, the founder of an institution in Lynchburg.  The only precedent cited in this person's case was Jacobson v. Massachusetts, which concerned smallpox vaccinations.  Her sister, Doris, underwent a similar fate to her after being hospitalized for appendicitis.  She was raped by relatives of the (*) Dobbs, who ended up with her daughter.  Her fate was decided in Oliver Wendel Holmes' infamous "three generations" opinion.  For 10 points, identify this woman who the Supreme Court ruled could be forcibly sterilized in a case whose other party was John Bell.
This person's lawyer Irving Whitehead unethically collaborated with witnesses from the prosecution such as Joseph DeJarnette.  
Carrie Buck [or Carrie Elizabeth Buck] 