Sex
By: David Haugen and Susan Musser, book editors
Series: Teen rights and freedoms
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Farmington Hills, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 147
ISBN-13: 9780737764048
Subjects: Government policy; Juvenile literature; Sexual behavior; Sex and law; Teenagers; Legal status, laws
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 138-140) and index.
Table of contents: title: A state cannot require parental consent for a minor's abortion : the Supreme Court's decision / Harry Blackmun; title: States should have the right to require parental consent before a minor's abortion : a Supreme Court justice's concurring and dissenting opinion / John Paul Stevens; title: Parental consent can be required before a minor's abortion can be performed : the Supreme Court's decision / Lewis F. Powell; title: No choice for teens / Amy Bach; title: Parental consent laws protect the health of minors / Teresa S. Collett; title: Parental consent laws protect the health of minors; title: Parents fault parental consent laws for their daughter's death after an unsafe abortion : personal narrative / Bill and Karen Bell; title: Minors have the right to access contraceptives : the Supreme Court's decision / William J. Brennan; title: Limiting teens' access to contraception unless they obtain parental consent puts them at risk / American Civil Liberties Union; title: A teen decides to seek contraception without talking to her parents : personal narrative / Anonymous; title: Laws targeting men as the perpetrators of statutory rape are just : the Supreme Court's decision / William Rehnquist; title: Laws targeting men as the perpetrators of statutory rape are unconstitutional : a Supreme Court Justice's dissenting opinion / William J. Brennan; title: A child 13 or younger cannot be charged with statutory rape for sex with peers in most cases : the State Supreme court's decision / Judith Ann Lanzinger; title: Age of consent laws are inconsistent and rely on outdated stereotypes of masculinity and femininity / Martha Kempner; title: Sexting is immoral and criminal / John L. Terry; title: What's the matter with teen sexting?  / Judith Levine.