Lisa, who is 4 months pregnant, has contacted a social worker several times at the community health clinic to plan for the futur
e of her child. During her last visit, she confided that she is addicted to heroin. The social worker has expressed his or her concern that the drug may harm her unborn child, but she does not seem worried and does not want to give up use of the drug. The social worker also knows that she obtains money for heroin through prostitution and is living on the street. Explain how Lisa's unborn child's rights supersede Lisa's right to confidentiality.
The child is at risk of dying or being addicted to this drug upon birth. If she is living on the street and a prostitute, the baby is at risk of being born with an STD (yes that has happened) and generally being unsafe. She will not have anywhere to put this baby after she has it and the streets can be cruel. The baby could be killed, raped, sold, murdered etc. The child's safety in this case supersedes the mothers
The constitution limits the powers of the executive branch because the separation of powers divides the powers of the government into three separate branches and restrains any branch to have too much power. The executive branch can veto any law brought to it.
Cooper's contribution to the american novel was style. James Fenimore Cooper was an american writer who is mostly recognized for having a very unique writing style. This usually revolved around Indian life and historical romances as the main topic of most of his novels, as well as talking about differences in civilizations when compared to life in the wilderness.
1.) Establish justice- fair treatment 2.) to secure the blessing for ourself 3.)in order to make a perfect union 4.) protect triad 5.) provide for the common defense 6.) to promote the general warfare
