A creative editorial about the banning of high-performance cars for those holding "P-plater" licenses in New South Wales, Australia. The editorial questions if the new law will make roadways safer.

This is a descriptive essay on the effects of gay rights in America.

Examines the complex issue of gun control. Argues for safer gun regulations while allowing guns to stay legal.

The government has taken a religious moral dogma to enforce as a law. Refusing homosexuals the right to marry isn't just another law under mala prohibita, it is proof that the government is using religion to prohibit homosexuals from total equality.

The eradication of poverty should be the number one priority of the United Nations. Malnutrition, lack of education, homelessness and many other social ills can be traced back to simple poverty.

Examines the laws and ethics concerning stem cell research.

Discusses the controversial issue of euthanasia. As references, uses "Make Mine Hemlock" by Van Den Haag and "In Defense of Voluntary Euthanasia" by Sidney Hook.

Life-support systems, respirators, and feeding tubes are devices do more than just prolong the dying of an individual. These devices sustain life and gives individuals one more chance to be alive and prolong valuable time with people who love them.

Examines current euthanasia laws in Australia and provides recommendations for change. Discusses the Rights of the Terminally Ill Act.

The topic of euthanasia and why some oppose it for religious and ethical reasons. Plus, opinions by the author on why it should be legal in Canada.

Essay explains how euthanasia is an example of deviance.

World order is best achieved through agreement of all nations; this is reflected in the legal system of treaties, which the ICC, the United Nations, and its peacekeeping forces aim to achieve. The devastation resulting from military conflicts in recent years has accentuated the need for the legal system to preserve and maintain world order. Through a study of the roles of the UN, its legal processes, and non-legal remedies, we see that the legal system's effectiveness in this regard is open to debate.