(Principles that attempt to indicate under what circumstances it is permissible to limit the liberty of a person (agent).)

(These are notes, not complete statement of the principles.)

Harm Principle:

to prevent harm to others [other than the agent]

private harm: to prevent harm to other individuals
public harm: harm to society in general

Paternalism:

to prevent harm to the agent

Welfarism:

to benefit others [other than the agent]

Extreme Paternalism:

to benefit the agent

Legal Moralism:

to prevent immoral behavior

Offense Principle:

to prevent offense to others

Majoritarianism:

to accede to the wishes of the majority

Other Consensualism:

when the other person(s)/party/parties do not consent

Self-Consensualism:

when you have consented to that limitation

based in part on: Joel Feinberg, Social Philosophy (Prentice Hall, 1973)