David Haugen

Sex David Haugen

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 138-140) and index. Table of Contents: Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. A State Cannot Require Parental Consent for a Minor's Abortion The US Supreme Court's Decision / Harry Blackmun -- 2. States Should Have the Right to Require Parental Consent Before a Minor's Abortion Concurring and Dissenting Opinion / John Paul Stevens -- 3. Parental Consent Can Be Required Before a Minor's Abortion Can Be Performed The US Supreme Court's Decision / Lewis F. Powell Jr. -- 4. No Choice for Teens / Amy Bach -- 5. Parental Consent Laws Protect the Health of Minors / Teresa S. Collett -- 6. Parents Fault Parental Consent Laws for Their Daughter's Death After an Unsafe Abortion Personal Narrative / Bill, Karen Bell -- 7. Minors Have the Right to Access Contraceptives The US Supreme Court's Decision / William J. Brennan -- 8. Limiting Teens' Access to Contraception Unless They Obtain Parental Consent Puts Them at Risk / American Civil Liberties Union -- 9. A Teen Decides to Seek Contraception Without Talking to Her Parents Personal Narrative / Anonymous -- 10. Laws Targeting Men as the Perpetrators of Statutory Rape Are Just The US Supreme Court's Decision / William Rehnquist -- 11. Laws Targeting Men as the Perpetrators of Statutory Rape Are Unconstitutional Dissenting Opinion / William J. Brennan -- 12. A Child Thirteen or Younger Cannot Be Charged with Statutory Rape for Sex with Peers in Most Cases The Ohio Supreme Court's Decision / Judith Ann Lanzinger -- 13. Age of Consent Laws Are Inconsistent and Rely on Outdated Stereotypes of Masculinity and Femininity / Martha Kempner -- 14. Sexting Is Immoral and Criminal / John L. Terry -- 15. What's the Matter with Teen Sexting? / Judith Levine -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index. Contributor Bio:  Haugen, David B01