1. William F. Buckley contends that minor teens will stop having sex if they know they will be prosecuted for fornication or statutory rape. Robin Abcarian argues, on the other hand, that such prosecutions will not reduce the teen sex rate but will cause teen girls to hide their pregnancies or abandon their newborn babies. In your opinion, do you think prosecuting minor teens for fornication or statutory rape is an effective means of lowering the teen sex rate? Why or why not"

2. Bruce A. Lucero, Bill Bell, and Karen Bell argue the pros and cons of parental notification laws for teen abortions. If states require parental consent in order to give a teen an aspirin at school, should parental notification or consent be required for a teen to have an abortion? Why or why not? Some states also require doctors and clinics to have parental consent...