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4 Rutgers J.L. & Pub. Pol'y 8 (2006)
Perhaps no
issue is more closely associated with religious, moral, and emotional
concerns than that of marriage equality for same-sex couples. But as
the discussion has evolved during the past fifteen years, the public
debate has broadened to consider the economic consequences as well,
specifically, the impact of same-sex marriage on economic development
and on state budgets. ... [ read more]
How closely
linked is the debate over public school reforms with the debate over
the reasons for the growing number of bankruptcy filings? ... [ read more]
The debate over
human subject experimentation in scientific research often arises from
society’s conflicting desires to advance knowledge but also
preserve human rights and dignity. ... [ read more]
May 17, 2004
was the first date in United States history when a state recognized the
union of same-sex couples in marriage, thereby initiating a nationwide
proliferation of legal challenges to restrictions on such unions
elsewhere. ... [ read more]
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