law and legislation

A collection of sixteen essays that provide a variety of perspectives on bullying.

Examines the underlying ideas and principal objectives of the original Great Society legislation proposed by President Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s, and discusses why the reforms Johnson sought in the areas of civil rights, health care, poverty, education, urban life, and consumerism ultimately failed to achieve their purpose.

Describes the freedoms and protections offered by the Constitution with respect to cyberspace and digital media, and looks at the nature of the relationship between civil liberties and national security.