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OleMash [197]
3 years ago
14

What is a law in the United States that you think is wrong or unfair and how would you change it? Why do you think it exists in

the first place? Write a 7 sentence response.
Law
2 answers:
Mazyrski [523]3 years ago
8 0
I don’t agree either hat the person up there said so here’s a less controversial topic.


The death penalty is a law that is wrong. It exists to execute someone who has committed a horrible crime and it’s a capital punishment. Although many states are getting rid of this form of sentencing in the justice system it’s not completely gone. People are executed by lethal injection to this day. Many wrongfully accused victims are almost sentenced to the death penalty. For example, the Central Park 5 were 5 boys wrongfully accused of something and Donald Trump wanted these boys executed when there was evidence showing these boys did not commit these horrendous acts that day. The death penalty is taking the life of someone and kind of giving them an easy way out if they did commit the crime.
Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago
6 0
I think I’m a portion is in fair because you’re killing a life that should be brought into this world and I understand children and they don’t wanna go through the pain but that’s the best part knowing that you went through with that to give life and I think that that law should be changed I should be a US lot like a country law that the government can change in the states cannot of having an abortion
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