Williams, Mary E.

Contains nearly forty essays which provide various perspectives on topics related to the death penalty in America, addressing questions of whether capital punishment is ethical, fairly administered, and an effective crime deterrent, and considering whether the practice should be reformed.

Thirteen essays debate issues related to marijuana use, such as whether it is harmful, the extent of its medical value, and whether it should be decriminalized.

Contains thirteen essays in which the authors debate issues related to the death penalty, discussing whether it is equitably administered, the possibility of wrongful executions, the role of DNA evidence, and whether the death penalty should be abolished.

Contains twenty essays that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to the death penalty, looking at the history of the debate, and discussing whether or not the death penalty is just, is applied fairly, and serves as a crime deterrent.

Contains twenty-six essays in which the authors debate issues related to abortion, discussing the morality of abortion, abortion rights, whether abortion can be justified, and whether it is safe.

Presents twenty-eight controversial essays that debate the issue of legalized gambling, and discusses tribal gaming, the lottery, gambling and race relations, addiction, and much more.

A compilation of essays that offer opposing viewpoints on issues related to women in the workforce, discussing such topics as discrimination, sexual harassment, and the participation of women in military combat.

This book discusses speech disorders, such as articulation disorders, phonological disorders, stuttering, organic and functional voice disorders, apraxia, and dysarthria; controversies over therapies for speech disorders; and personal narratives of people who experience speech disorders.

This book discusses Lyme disease, an infection transmitted by the bite of ticks carrying the spiral-shaped bacterium "Borrelia burgdorferi"; controversies over therapies for Lyme disease; and personal narratives of people who are experiencing Lyme disease.