Marzilli, Alan

Provides varying perspectives on issues related to computer crimes and laws associated with the Internet, discussing regulation of online auction and classified sites, online pharmacies, and restrictions on social networking.

Six essays present opposing views on issues regarding fetal rights, including whether an embryo or fetus deserves legal recognition as a person, whether fetal homicide laws threaten women's rights, and whether laws that regulate the conduct of pregnant women invade their privacy.

Presents opposing views on religion in public schools including prayer, religious clubs, and the teaching of evolution, and includes a further resource list and guidance on legal research.

Examines DNA testing and the conflicts between law enforcement and civil liberties' concerns that the government has too much access to information about the genetic makeup of its citizens.

A general introduction to both sides of the debate over capital punishment.

Presents a debate over capital punishment, and discusses the definition of capital punishment, its effectiveness as a deterrent to crime, and whether or not the practice is ethical.

Explores the varying viewpoints about college sports programs.

Describes some of the major crimes committed in the United States during the twentieth century and discusses the social impact of these criminal acts and the trial and punishment of the perpetrators.

Examines the government's efforts to remove subversive and offensive material from the Internet and the debate between supporters of free speech and those who believe the Internet has crossed the line of decency.