What types of regulations of smoking in public places should the legal system impose? (Business, Medicine, Science, Law)
What prevention techniques and/or penalties should be applied to child molestation and child abuse? (Law, Child Care, Education)
To what extent should individuals have the protection of the law and the assistance of the medical establishment in terminating their own lives? (Medicine, Law, Ethics)
Should tobacco companies be held responsible for smoking-related illnesses and deaths? (Medicine, Ethics)
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In regards to your third question, I think that if someone wants to end their own life and they've been sick and it's legitimate then why not let them. It's not like you can charge them with suicide after they're dead.
I like your 4th topic, but its more wishful thinking than a topic that i think you'll find good information on...but if you could find sources on it I think that could make up an awesome paper.
1st question all the way. Iv been irritated at smokers for as long as iv been alive. I dont care if you smoke, just do it FAR away from public entrances.
I think it would be hard to find information on the first and last topic. The first topic may be to recent to have enough information on and the last has been going on for years without any leads on should they or should they not. So with that I would advise topic 2 or 3.
I agree that your first and last topics would be fairly hard to find information on. I personally think that your third question is the best choice. This topic is an ongoing argument, some states allow it, while in the majority of states it is illegal. I think that you would be able to find the most information on this topic.
i think smoking regulations are great. its practical.
I think no matter what you choose, make sure it has to do with medicine. You have that in common in 3 out of 4 topics and 2 with tobacco.
The first topic is good because it is easy to relate to your every day life.
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