Gold, Susan Dudley

Provides comprehensive information about the Schenck v. United States First amendment case, and explains why and how the verdict upheld U.S. citizens' first amendment rights.

Illustrated with color drawings and photographs, this book introduces the musculoskeletal system which controls our breathing, allows our eyes to focus, and shapes our smiles and the skin which wraps our body in a tough layer of tissue that keeps moisture in and germs out.

Describes the Supreme Court case Simon & Schuster Inc. versus Members of New York State Crime Victims Board and the relationship between the First Amendment and the free speech rights of criminals in an effort to receive compensation for the telling of their crimes.

Traces the history of the Freedom of Information Act, describing the events that led to the legislation, and discussing how its passage affected life in the United States.

Should convicted criminals be allowed to profit from articles, books, and movies made about their crimes? In 1991, the Supreme Court ruled on a related case. Includes information about the First Amendment.

Discusses the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of multiple sclerosis and how people with MS can make their lives as normal as possible.

Describes the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and both conventional and alternative treatments of arthritis.

Discusses the historical, legal, and social aspects of the Supreme Court case of "Worcester v. Georgia, " which addressed the state government's infringement on Cherokee Native American tribe's sovereignty.