Introduction : the history of tobacco and its regulation
Point : smoking bans protect public health
Counterpoint : smoking bans infringe on smokers' individual rights
Point : suits against big tobacco are legitimate cases against wealthy defendants selling harmful products
Counterpoint : suits against big tobacco ignore personal responsibility and unfairly demonize a legal activity
Point : advertising restrictions against tobacco products help protect children and are constitutional
Counterpoint : tobacco advertising is a form of protected speech
Conclusion : smoking bans in the future.
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Smoking bans by David L. Hudson. ISBN 9780791097953. Published by Chelsea House in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
