Reflections on Life, Death, and the Constitution

Exploring the intersection of mortality and law, the book delves into how American governments and society confront life-and-death issues throughout history. It examines the balance between individualism and citizenship, alongside the influence of religious doctrine in legal matters. Building on themes from Anastaplo's previous works, it encourages readers to reflect on significant legal cases and the role of the Constitution in shaping moral understanding. The author, a law professor, brings a wealth of knowledge to these enduring questions.