Catholic Legal Perspectives, Third Edition

Robert William Piatt, Jr.
eISBN-13: 9781531009021

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This book identifies and analyzes critical areas where Catholic principles and legal principles overlap and diverge. The third edition contains new material regarding protection of religious liberty, papal infallibility, same sex marriage, and the Churchs view regarding divorce and remarriage. Critiques and responses from mulitple persepctives are included. Additional topics include family issues, immigration, public assistance, and matters of life and death, including abortion, euthanasia, and capital punishment.

Catholic Legal Perspectives is aimed at law students, lawyers, those in Catholic undergraduate and graduate schools, and others who are interested in examining Catholic views regarding our system of justice. The book includes updated excerpts from cases and statutes, law review articles, and commentaries. It contains important Church documents including selections from papal encyclicals, communications from the U.S. Council of Catholic Bishops, theologians, and others. Each chapter concludes with a For Further Thought section, asking the reader to consider, apply, and examine the principles discussed in that chapter. It asks law students and lawyers to reflect on whether these principles will or should affect their representation of clients or the way judges should approach cases brought before them. The book contains a bibliography at the end of each chapter for further reading and study.

Sold By Carolina Academic Press
ISBNs 1531009026, 9781531009021, 1531009018, 9781531009014
Publish Year 2018
Language English
Number of Pages 472