Q1: (500 words)The right to privacy is a commonly discussed

Q1: (500 words)The right to privacy is a commonly discussed.
Q1: (500 words)The right to privacy is a commonly discussed theme in the United States. Theword privacy, however, does not appear in the United States Constitution eventhough it is explicitly listed as a right in the constitution of severalstates. Is this one of the rights guaranteed by implication in theconstitution? In addition to the existence of a right to privacy, we need toconsider its scope. Does the right to privacy imply a right to ______ (forexample, abortion or to contraception, or for assisted suicide, etc.)For this discussion choose one topic ( the one I choose is rightto use contraception) found in Chapter 3 starting on page 48. Dowe have a right to privacy and what does this mean? Is there a legal right toprivacy? A moral right to privacy? Support your stance with theories andterminology from the assigned reading.Q2: (500 words)The Harm Principle states: The only purpose for which power can berightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against hiswill, is to prevent harm to others. His own good, either physical or moral, isnot a sufficient warrant (Ethics 1st Edition, p. 81). Given this definition consider legalized gambling and a person that has anaddiction to gambling. You next door neighbor, Sarah Jones, has been going toBingo 7 nights a week and stays about even with money spent versus money won.She has done this for over 3 years. Recently, she has started going to thecasino after Bingo to play the slots. Over the past six [6] months she has lostover $85,000. She has taken a second mortgage on her house, she has a note onher vehicle which was paid in full, and she has started selling items out ofher home. She has three [3] minor children and besides not being at home in theafternoons or evenings she does not always have enough nutritious food in thehouse. There are lots of cereals, microwave meals, and junk food.Her children do not always have clean clothes and often get to school late inthe mornings, something that had not occurred in the past.Does the Harm Principle apply to Sarah and her behavior?Ethically do you feel should do something, take action? What and why? Or ifnot why not?Morally do you think a next door neighbor that observes minor children atrisk should take some action? Why or why not?
Q1: (500 words)The right to privacy is a commonly discussed