Reflections on Life, Death, and the Constitution

Exploring the intersection of mortality and law, George Anastaplo delves into how American governments and society address life and death issues throughout history. He examines the balance between individual rights and citizenship, highlighting the influence of religious doctrine in legal cases. This work complements his previous writings on free speech and constitutional law, encouraging readers to reconsider significant legal cases while underscoring the Constitution's role in shaping moral concepts. Anastaplo, a law professor, brings extensive knowledge to these enduring themes.