1. The Hidden Penalty
(The Hidden Penalty/The Hidden Penalty)

...rld, is an imperfect one. It has not yet recognized that each person (each citizen, actually) is entitled to political representation, i.e. to a vote, whether he or she has the necessary discernment (...

2. Isn't this unfair?
(The Hidden Penalty/The Hidden Penalty)

...e number of minors present in the group. When both parents are present, the weakening of the political voice expressed through the vote is less dramatic, though certainly unfai...

3. The role of the Courts
(The Proposition/The Proposition)

...mas Jefferson). Thus might the courts be called to judge on the legality of denying children the right to political representation by preventing them from voting, even before special legislation wa...

4. A paradox
(Voting rights for everyone/Voting rights for everyone)

...nce asserts, all men are created equal and endowed with certain inalienable rights. Some of these rights are political in nature, and paramount among them is the right to vote. The exercise to the ful...

5. Voting rights for everyone
(Voting rights for everyone/Voting rights for everyone)

.... It is incongruous that this representation should not be applied in the case of the most important of all political rights, preserver of all other rights. ...