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Clashing views on controversial legal issues
xvii, 351 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Is abortion protected by the Constitution? -- Are restrictions on physician-assisted suicide constitutional? -- Do people have a legal right to clone themselves? -- Should lawyers be prohibited from presenting a false case? -- Should the insanity defense be abolished? -- Are pretextual stops by the police constitutional? -- Is flag burning protected by the First Amendment? -- Does suspicionless drug testing of high school students violate the Fourth Amendment? -- Is it constitutional for public libraries to restrict access to some sites on the Internet? -- Should the death penalty be abolished? -- Is it constitutionally permissible to detain "sexually dangerous" individuals after they have served their prison sentences? -- Should drug use be legalized? -- Should law enforcement officials notify the community when a convicted sex offender moves in? -- Is "hate speech" fully protected by the Constitution? -- Should same-sex marriages be lawful? -- Are public school officials liable for damages in cases of student-on-student sexual harassment? -- Should children with disabilities be provided with extraordinary care in order to attend regular classes in public schools? -- Do affirmative action programs in public school admissions policies violate the Fourteenth Amendment?
edited, selected, and with introductions by M. Ethan Katsh and William Rose.
Includes bibliographical references and index.