A Don Marquis essay on the morality of this action introduced the utilitarian “Future Like Ours” argument. A paper about this action notes that there is no law under which the bystanders to Kitty Genovese’s death could be prosecuted. That paper about this action juxtaposes “good” (15[1])and (15[1])“minimally (15[1])decent” Samaritans to argue that laws (-5[1])cannot justly compel (-5[1])people to be good. In discussing this action, an author questions whether (*) “person seeds” that (15[1])drift through a protected window have (15[1])a (15[2])right to (15[1])use the (-5[2])house in which (-5[1])they land. That essay about this action uses a thought experiment involving a kidnapped person being adjoined to a violinist in order to investigate cases in which the “right to life” of a person can come into conflict with another person’s right to their body. For 10 (10[1])points, name this action (10[1])defended in a Judith Jarvis Thompson paper. ■END■