Carmen M. Cusack is Instructor of Criminal Justice at Nova Southeastern University, USA.

"Carmen M. Cusack argues that personal, social, governmental, and interpersonal perspectives on pregnancy are contextualized by environmental conditions, such as culture, relative morality, law enforcement, Constitutional rights, and sociopsychology. ... Laws Relating to Sex, Pregnancy and Infancy will be immensely valuable as a textbook for students, handbook for scholars, and of general interest to specialists, such as medical and social services practitioners, criminal justice professionals, and people planning to become parents, undoubtedly." (Journal of Law and Social Deviance, Vol. 10, 2015)

• 1. Sex 2. Birth Control 3. Fakers 4. Baby Snatching 5. Animals 6. Freedom of Religion 7. Food 8. Pornography 9. Pregnant Criminal Justice Employees 10. Civil-Criminal Crossover 11. Criminal Justice Environments 12. Parental Duty, Child Maltreatment, and State Control 13. Pregnant on Drugs 14. Parents 15. Physical Violence 16. Illness 17. International and Comparative

Carmen M. Cusack is Instructor of Criminal Justice at Nova Southeastern University, USA.

"Carmen M. Cusack argues that personal, social, governmental, and interpersonal perspectives on pregnancy are contextualized by environmental conditions, such as culture, relative morality, law enforcement, Constitutional rights, and sociopsychology. ... Laws Relating to Sex, Pregnancy and Infancy will be immensely valuable as a textbook for students, handbook for scholars, and of general interest to specialists, such as medical and social services practitioners, criminal justice professionals, and people planning to become parents, undoubtedly." (Journal of Law and Social Deviance, Vol. 10, 2015)

• 1. Sex 2. Birth Control 3. Fakers 4. Baby Snatching 5. Animals 6. Freedom of Religion 7. Food 8. Pornography 9. Pregnant Criminal Justice Employees 10. Civil-Criminal Crossover 11. Criminal Justice Environments 12. Parental Duty, Child Maltreatment, and State Control 13. Pregnant on Drugs 14. Parents 15. Physical Violence 16. Illness 17. International and Comparative

Carmen M. Cusack is Instructor of Criminal Justice at Nova Southeastern University, USA.

"Carmen M. Cusack argues that personal, social, governmental, and interpersonal perspectives on pregnancy are contextualized by environmental conditions, such as culture, relative morality, law enforcement, Constitutional rights, and sociopsychology. ... Laws Relating to Sex, Pregnancy and Infancy will be immensely valuable as a textbook for students, handbook for scholars, and of general interest to specialists, such as medical and social services practitioners, criminal justice professionals, and people planning to become parents, undoubtedly." (Journal of Law and Social Deviance, Vol. 10, 2015)

• 1. Sex 2. Birth Control 3. Fakers 4. Baby Snatching 5. Animals 6. Freedom of Religion 7. Food 8. Pornography 9. Pregnant Criminal Justice Employees 10. Civil-Criminal Crossover 11. Criminal Justice Environments 12. Parental Duty, Child Maltreatment, and State Control 13. Pregnant on Drugs 14. Parents 15. Physical Violence 16. Illness 17. International and Comparative