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...need to look to the Constitution and the right to privacy,” she said, highlighting the government’s obligation to an individual??s dignity and autonomy. “It is not what is moral or immoral, but where the government should interject itself...
...press, it’s a battle cast as the ever-present clash between one individual??s free exercise of religion, guaranteed by the First Amendment, and the separation of church and state. Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Locke v. Davey to decide whether the State of Washington violated the federal constitution by upholding its own. On its face, the case pertains to a scholarship meant for low-income students that then-undergraduate Joshua D. Davey (now a first-year student at Harvard Law School) received to help fund his undergraduate education. Planning...
Since failure to meet academic criteria established by the athlete’s school is not outside of an individual??s control, Cremarosa’s request will likely be rejected by staff at the NCAA office, Campbell-McGovern said, unless he and his representatives from Harvard can establish a compelling reason why he ought to be extended the exception...
...central to ensuring the recognition and treatment of mental health “problems”—and doesn’t note the painful irony inherent in his statements. Central to destigmatization is empathic response; there is no empathy in referring to the complexities of an individual??s feelings and responses as a “problem.” Hyman squarely casts his lot among those who search for biological and genetic bases to mental disorders, and though these approaches can bring relief to many, his strictly clinical approach misses the point?...
...political value of the person could be quantified in terms of the number of treaties guaranteeing human rights protections and nations with reliable democratic institutions. As many nations of the world come to place higher political value on each individual??s life, citizens are free to speak, associate, worship and vote freely and free from the fears of arbitrary harm to person or property...