Privacy vs Security

The following consists of the complete season releases from for the Lincoln-Douglas value topic listed below. Upon purchase, you will have access to a ZIP file containing the material listed. Take note of the release dates, as the timing may conflict with arguments of the current year.

Resolved: When in conflict, the right to individual privacy is more important than national security.

1. Affirmative Cases
   1. Presumption of Innocence - by Will Martin
   2. Intrinsic Worth - by Travis Herche
2. Negative Cases
   • Life - by Nathaniel Mullins
   • Preservation of Rights - by Christopher Larson

1. Articles
   • His Application Is Pretty Extreme, So We Should Ignore It — by Joseph Abell
   • All for One, or One for All? — by Ben Vincent
   • Boston Bombing Overview — by Tyler Belyeu
   • 4 Ways to Make your Case Persuasive — by Travis Herche
2. Cases
   • "Leaving the Door Unlocked" — Affirmative Case by Ben Vincent
   • "The Fight for Personal Freedom" — Affirmative Case by Gabriel Hanson
   • "Anonymity For Anyone Means Instability for Everyone" — Negative Case by Joseph Abell
   • "A State of Security" — Negative Case by Michael Tant
   • "Privacy Is Dead" — Negative Case by Travis Herche

1. Case - Aff - Liberty, Not Surfdom
2. Case - Neg - Security

2nd Release - 12/24/15

1. Case - Aff - Harm to Citizens
2. Case - Aff - Information Security
3. Case - Neg - Justice
4. Case - Neg - National Security

3rd Release - 1/1/16

1. Case - Aff - "Human Well-being"
2. Case - Aff - "Pragmatism"
3. Case - Neg - "Justice and Order"
4. Case - Neg - "Justice as Moral Obligation"

 History of This Resolution