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The Resource The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans : birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death, Howard Ball

The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans : birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death, Howard Ball

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Extent
xi, 265 pages
Contents
  • "Fundamental" rights versus state interests: the balancing process. "I am not talking very much like a lawyer"
  • The U.S. Supreme court and "fundamental" rights
  • The liberty and rights protected by the Due Process Clause
  • Is there a protected liberty interest for persons having intimate homosexual relations?
  • The limits of sexual privacy. Marriage and marital privacy. "I should like to suggest a substantial change for your consideration"
  • Heterosexual marriage
  • Molecular changes in the definition and reality of the traditional marital relationship
  • The dilemma of intimate violence and congressional passage of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), 1994
  • Same-sex marriage
  • Congressional passage of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), 1996. The "rhapsody of the unitary family". "Something smells about this case"
  • Who is family?
  • Family privacy versus state interests
  • Family privacy rights versus personal autonomy and other constitutional rights. Motherhood or not, that is her decision. "I will be God-damned!"
  • Not having children: abortion as a personal right
  • After Roe, what are the limits of "state actions" that regulate the abortion procedure?
  • After Roe, what are a husband's rights?
  • When a minor daughter wants to terminate her pregnancy
  • Back into the vortex: the "partial birth" abortion controversy. Raising the child: "father knows best"?. "This is really a ridiculous case to be absorbing our time"
  • Raising and educating children
  • The mental and physical health and welfare of the child
  • Children's rights: visiting the grandparents. "Let me go!": death in the family. "This case should never have been started"
  • Terminating life support for an incompetent family member: passive euthanasia
  • Physician-assisted suicide: active euthanasia. Family and personal privacy in the twenty-first century. "She kept screaming"
  • Is the house still a castle?
  • The "medical necessity" exception and federal anti-marijuana-use law
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9780814798621
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The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans : birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death
Title
The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans
Title remainder
birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death
Statement of responsibility
Howard Ball
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Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Cataloging source
DLC
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1937-
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Ball, Howard
Dewey number
347.73/26
Index
index present
LC call number
KF3760
LC item number
.B35 2002
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • United States
  • United States
  • États-Unis
  • United States
  • Human reproduction
  • Abortion
  • Right to die
  • Reproduction humaine
  • Avortement
  • Droit à la mort
  • Abortion
  • Human reproduction
  • Right to die
  • United States
Label
The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans : birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death, Howard Ball
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Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-258) and index
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text
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Contents
"Fundamental" rights versus state interests: the balancing process. "I am not talking very much like a lawyer" -- The U.S. Supreme court and "fundamental" rights -- The liberty and rights protected by the Due Process Clause -- Is there a protected liberty interest for persons having intimate homosexual relations? -- The limits of sexual privacy. Marriage and marital privacy. "I should like to suggest a substantial change for your consideration" -- Heterosexual marriage -- Molecular changes in the definition and reality of the traditional marital relationship -- The dilemma of intimate violence and congressional passage of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), 1994 -- Same-sex marriage -- Congressional passage of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), 1996. The "rhapsody of the unitary family". "Something smells about this case" -- Who is family? -- Family privacy versus state interests -- Family privacy rights versus personal autonomy and other constitutional rights. Motherhood or not, that is her decision. "I will be God-damned!" -- Not having children: abortion as a personal right -- After Roe, what are the limits of "state actions" that regulate the abortion procedure? -- After Roe, what are a husband's rights? -- When a minor daughter wants to terminate her pregnancy -- Back into the vortex: the "partial birth" abortion controversy. Raising the child: "father knows best"?. "This is really a ridiculous case to be absorbing our time" -- Raising and educating children -- The mental and physical health and welfare of the child -- Children's rights: visiting the grandparents. "Let me go!": death in the family. "This case should never have been started" -- Terminating life support for an incompetent family member: passive euthanasia -- Physician-assisted suicide: active euthanasia. Family and personal privacy in the twenty-first century. "She kept screaming" -- Is the house still a castle? -- The "medical necessity" exception and federal anti-marijuana-use law
Control code
ocm49873336
Dimensions
24 cm
Extent
xi, 265 pages
Isbn
9780814798621
Lccn
2002004198
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o49873336
  • (OCoLC)49873336
Label
The Supreme Court in the intimate lives of Americans : birth, sex, marriage, childrearing, and death, Howard Ball
Link
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-258) and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
"Fundamental" rights versus state interests: the balancing process. "I am not talking very much like a lawyer" -- The U.S. Supreme court and "fundamental" rights -- The liberty and rights protected by the Due Process Clause -- Is there a protected liberty interest for persons having intimate homosexual relations? -- The limits of sexual privacy. Marriage and marital privacy. "I should like to suggest a substantial change for your consideration" -- Heterosexual marriage -- Molecular changes in the definition and reality of the traditional marital relationship -- The dilemma of intimate violence and congressional passage of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), 1994 -- Same-sex marriage -- Congressional passage of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), 1996. The "rhapsody of the unitary family". "Something smells about this case" -- Who is family? -- Family privacy versus state interests -- Family privacy rights versus personal autonomy and other constitutional rights. Motherhood or not, that is her decision. "I will be God-damned!" -- Not having children: abortion as a personal right -- After Roe, what are the limits of "state actions" that regulate the abortion procedure? -- After Roe, what are a husband's rights? -- When a minor daughter wants to terminate her pregnancy -- Back into the vortex: the "partial birth" abortion controversy. Raising the child: "father knows best"?. "This is really a ridiculous case to be absorbing our time" -- Raising and educating children -- The mental and physical health and welfare of the child -- Children's rights: visiting the grandparents. "Let me go!": death in the family. "This case should never have been started" -- Terminating life support for an incompetent family member: passive euthanasia -- Physician-assisted suicide: active euthanasia. Family and personal privacy in the twenty-first century. "She kept screaming" -- Is the house still a castle? -- The "medical necessity" exception and federal anti-marijuana-use law
Control code
ocm49873336
Dimensions
24 cm
Extent
xi, 265 pages
Isbn
9780814798621
Lccn
2002004198
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o49873336
  • (OCoLC)49873336

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