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Chapter 22: Sex and the Law

Why Are There Sex Laws?

FOCUS 22.1: Anthony Comstock: Crusader against Vice

What Kinds of Sex Laws Are There?

Crimes of Exploitation and Force · Criminal Consensual Acts · Crimes against Good Taste · Crimes against Reproduction · Criminal Commercial Sex
Sex-Law Enforcement

Trends in Sex-Law Reform

Efforts at Sex-Law Reform · Right to Privacy · Equal Protection · Victimless Crimes · The Problem of Obscenity and Pornography · The Controversy over Reproductive Freedom · Ethnicity and Sex Laws
FOCUS 22.2: Universal Sexual Rights

Sex and the Law in the Future

Sex-Law Reform and Backlash · The Legal Challenge of New Reproductive Technologies
FOCUS 22.3: AIDS and the Law

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