Tom G. Palmer considers the virtuous circle of political freedom and self-control.
Diane Redleaf describes what happens when the government separates a family.
James G. Dwyer says that Child Protective Services may already err too much in favor of the parents.
Walter Olson finds that the problems with Child Protective Services are of a kind with problems that affect many other agencies of government.
Diane Redleaf insists that Child Protective Services needs greater accountability when it removes a child from a home.
Walter Olson warns against wide government discretion in settling family and child protection cases.