E2-Resolved: there should be greater control by government over music (sex and violence).
E3-Resolved: there should be restrictions on what can be seen or heard on the internet.
E4-Resolved: there should be laws that ban media photographs of people without their permission.
E5-Resolved: there should be laws against flag-burning.
E7-Resolved: public schools should allow for a moment of silence and/or prayer.
E8-Resolved: religious leaders should be allowed to speak at graduations.
E9-Resolved: students who refuse to salute the U.S. flag should be suspended.
E10- Resolved: the government should prosecute parents who endanger
their child’s life by denying the child medical treatment because of the
parents’ religious beliefs.
M2-Resolved: the exclusionary rule should be weakened.
M3-Resolved: police officers should have greater leeway in car searches.
M4-Resolved: the death penalty should be abolished.
M5-Resolved: "three strikes" laws (a life sentence after third felony
conviction) should be enacted.
M7-Resolved: school officials should be allowed to conduct routine locker searches for weapons and/or drug.
M8-Resolved: youths who commit crimes should be treated like adults.
M9-Resolved: corporal punishment should be used for discipline in public schools.
M10-Resolved: public schools be able to require all students to wear
uniforms.
H2-Resolved: there be should affirmative action in school admissions policies (Bakke and Hopwood).
H3-Resolved: laws restricting immigration should be strengthened.
H4-Resolved: electoral districts should be drawn to favor one race or another.
H5-Resolved: standardized tests should be the main criteria for judging
candidates for school admission.
H7-Resolved: single sex institutions should receive public funding.
H8-Resolved: there should be restrictions on pornography and/or advertising.
H9-Resolved: women in the military should be held to the same standards as men.
H10-Resolved: affirmative action policies should apply to women.