Philosophy, Law and the Family

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Exploring the intersection of family law and philosophy, this textbook uses real cases to delve into traditional legal debates, including the relationship between law and morals, constitutional interpretation, and the justification of punishment. It also addresses contemporary family law issues such as marriage access, child custody disputes, surrogate births, and the rights related to frozen embryos. By reflecting current movements and research, the book provides a comprehensive examination of the philosophical challenges unique to family law.