Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group C/Liberty & Paternalism

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Liberty and Paternalism

Liberalism is concerned with determining when and why the law should interfere with individual liberty. This theory is headed by the thoughts of John Stuart Mill.

Paternalism challenges liberalism and argues that there may be situations in which interference with individual liberty is justified. This theory is headed by the thoughts of Gerald Dworkin.

John Stuart Mill and Liberty

Harm Principal

Tyranny of the Majority

Limits on Liberty

Exceptions to the Rule of Liberty

Gerald Dworkin and Paternalism

Criticisms of Liberty and Paternalism

Liberty and Paternalism Applied to Moore v. British Columbia (Education)

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