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Borovoy, A. Alan WHEN FREEDOMS COLLIDE - The Case for Our Civil Liberties
Toronto Lester and Orpen Dennys 1988 0886191890 / 9780886191894 First Edition Hard Cover Very Good Very Good
(x) 419 pp. Burgundy boards lettered in gilt on the spine; gray endpapers; headband. Light wear on the corners of the dustjacket; no interior markings. The Chapters are: The Freedom of Each versus the Welfare of All - The Recurring Fallacies; The Extent of Dissent - The Right Express Difference versus the Need to Maintain Harmony; National Security Intelligence - Prudent Precautions versus Chilling Surveillance; The Ambit of Police Powers - Safety for the Public versus Safeguards for the Suspects; Discretionary Law Enforcement - The Interests of Leniency versus the Standards of Equity; Public Inquiries and Pre-trial Publicity - Knowledge for the Public versus Fairness for the Parties; The Regulation of the Economy - The Quest for Communal Equity versus the Right to Commercial Liberty; The Administration of Public Welfare - The Integrity of the Purse versus the Autonomy of the Person; Involuntary Civil Commitment - The Demands of Therapy versus the Desire for Liberty; The Constitutional Entrenchment of our Fundamental Freedoms - Minority Rights versus Majority Rule; Racial Inequity and Legal Redress - Free Choice versus a Fair Chance; Some Fundamental Misconceptions about our Fundamental Freedoms; Of Doves Hawks and the Morality of Force; and Towards a Sense of Perspective; followed by notes and an index.
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23.75 USD
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