Selective Conscientious Objection Accommodating Conscience And Security

Conscience and Security: An Introduction -- Accommodation to Selective Conscientious Objection: How and Why -- The Right to Accommodation: Should It Be Legislatively Recognized? -- Selective Service and the Conscientious Objector -- A Pacifist's View of Conscientious Objection -- The U.S. Catholic Bishops and Selective Conscientious Objection: History and Logic of the Position -- A Bishop Looks at Selective Conscientious Objection -- The Good of Selective Conscientious Objection -- Alternative Service: The Significance of the Challenge -- In-Service Conscientious Objection -- The Moral Judgment, Action, and Credibility of Israeli Soldiers Who Refused to Serve in Lebanon (1982-1985)

Biography

Michael F. Noone, Jr., is an Associate Professor of Law at The Catholic University of America He retired as a Colonel after twenty years' service in the U.S. Air Force as a judge advocate. His publications include "Military Social Science Research in Law" (forthcoming, Armed Forces and Society); ''Rendering Unto Caesar: Legal Responses to Religious Nonconformity in the Armed Forces," St. Mary's Law Journal, 18 (1987).