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Civil liberties James D. Torr.

Colaborador(es): Series Current controversiesDetalles de publicación: San Diego, Ca. Greenhaven Press 2003.Descripción: 204 p. 24 cmISBN:
  • 0737714654
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The Current Controversies series examines today's most important social and political issues. Each volume presents a diverse selection of primary sources representing all sides of the debate in question. Book jacket.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 194-196) and index.

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  • Foreword(p. 11)
  • Introduction(p. 13)
  • Chapter 1 Should Limits Be Placed on Freedom of Expression?
  • Chapter Preface(p. 17)
  • Yes: Censorship Is Justified in Certain Circumstances
  • Censorship of Violence in Popular Entertainment Is Justified(p. 18)
  • Censorship of Pornography May Be Justified(p. 23)
  • A Constitutional Amendment Against Flag Desecration Is Justified(p. 32)
  • Restrictions Against Hate Speech Are Necessary(p. 38)
  • No: Censorship Violates the First Amendment
  • Censorship of Violence in Popular Entertainment Is Not Justified(p. 49)
  • Censorship of Sex-Related Speech Violates the First Amendment(p. 53)
  • A Constitutional Amendment Against Flag Desecration Would Undermine the First Amendment(p. 64)
  • Restrictions Against Hate Speech Violate the First Amendment(p. 68)
  • Restrictions Against Offensive Speech Harm Society(p. 74)
  • Chapter 2 Does Separation of Church and State Threaten Religious Liberty?
  • Chapter Preface(p. 78)
  • Yes: Strict Enforcement of the Separation of Church and State Threatens Religious Liberty
  • The Constitution's Framers Did Not Intend Strict Separation of Church and State(p. 79)
  • Prohibiting School Prayer Threatens Religious Liberty(p. 85)
  • Faith-Based Social Services Organizations Should Be Eligible for Federal Funding(p. 92)
  • No: The Constitution Mandates Strict Separation of Church and State
  • The Constitution's Framers Intended Strict Separation of Church and State(p. 102)
  • School Prayer Threatens Religious Liberty(p. 107)
  • Faith-Based Social Services Organizations Should Not Be Eligible for Federal Funding(p. 112)
  • Chapter 3 Is the Right to Privacy Threatened?
  • Chapter Preface(p. 119)
  • Yes: Individual Privacy Is Threatened
  • Loss of Privacy Is a Serious Problem(p. 120)
  • Stronger Privacy Protection Laws Are Necessary(p. 127)
  • Individuals' Ability to Communicate Anonymously Via the Internet Is Threatened(p. 130)
  • Face-Recognition Technology Threatens Individual Privacy(p. 135)
  • No: Individual Privacy Is Not Threatened
  • The Threat to Privacy Is Exaggerated(p. 142)
  • Stronger Privacy Protection Laws Are Unnecessary(p. 148)
  • Individuals Should Not Be Allowed to Communicate Anonymously Via the Internet(p. 151)
  • Face-Recognition Technology Does Not Threaten Individual Privacy(p. 156)
  • Chapter 4 Does the Threat of Terrorism Justify Curtailment of Civil Liberties?
  • Chapter Preface(p. 161)
  • Yes: Americans Should Sacrifice Some Freedoms in Times of Crisis
  • Curtailment of Civil Liberties Is Justified in Times of Crisis(p. 162)
  • The Use of Military Tribunals to Try Suspected Terrorists Is Justified(p. 167)
  • The Use of Torture May Be Justified in Certain Circumstances(p. 172)
  • No: National Security Should Not Come at the Expense of Civil Liberties
  • Government Anti-Terrorism Measures Threaten to Severely Weaken Civil Liberties(p. 175)
  • The Use of Military Tribunals to Try Suspected Terrorists Is Not Justified(p. 181)
  • The Government Should Not Authorize the Use of Torture to Combat Terrorism(p. 184)
  • Organizations to Contact(p. 190)
  • Bibliography(p. 194)
  • Index(p. 197)
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