What are some issues with law?
824483
How about Darwinism vs Creationism taught in schools, or stem cell research, or legalizing illegal immigrants who have been here for over 25 years? All of these issues are currently not answerable for lawyers and there is not a law that is consistant in all 50 states for any of them.
745911
the role of law has changed to the "roll" of law,\nie bankroll of law. example: OJ Simpson, Ken Lay,Ted Kennedy, and Micheal Jackson.\nthe law is only relevant to those who are bound\nto live by it.
752766
I haven't followed this political case, but I believe that any law named after a person is questionable since those pusing it will often be reacting based on emotion and grief, rather than reason.\n\nAny good law will have safeguards, and rational provisions so that whatever action is made illegal is really the action that is the threat. I generally oppose laws that make actions illegal just because they might, in combination with other actions, have the potential to cause harm. I believe in punishing those who cause the harm, and not limiting action based purely on speculation.\n\nThat being said, the voting process has become an emotional one. People -- whether voters or legislators -- pass laws based on their gut reactions, often without any concern for the consequences or long term effects. Logic and reason have largely been abandoned in favor of making headlines.\n\nAnd sadly, that's not likely to change any time soon. Good luck.
428469
Law is an obligation of the society to which a person has to abide. Any law that violates your rights is morally wrong. However, your right should not hinder/hurt other people's rights/sentiments. Breaking a law is dangerous when you are prone to get caught.. however, people tend to bend laws and break laws.. to which the penalty is not severe.. say, like speeding, not wearing seat belts, etc. Any law would be right if it doesnt invade the realms of Human rights and religious beliefs of a person. If you are unhappy with any law, you can fight it in the court of justice or ask your legislature to change/modify. However thats a very tiring and exhaustive process.
958323
Right now, none unless you run into a legal problem and have to sue.
292319
which law? the legislative body makes laws and enacts them. is there a particular one you are wondering about?
630584
Where are you located? Or, what state are you wanting to know about, legislation varies by state so I can't really help without at least knowing that much.
805815
Rejection from elitist law firms;\n\nPaying massive amounts of debt for the next 30 years;\n\nHaving your profession ridiculed and spat upon regularly, \n\netc.
1138050
Some laws which deal with public safety should not be ignored.\nSeat belts. Speed limits. Drunken driving\nLaws which deal with personal choices/freedoms are so stupid one cannot help but ignore them. Drugs.
900643
well it depends on your candidates... just search for them in yahoo or google, and usually the first link you will see is there website... explore them and you will find a section on Issues.
208869
Laws are social requirements the violation of which can result in the loss of life, liberty, or property.  They are, generally speaking, written by state and/or federal legislators and are signed into effect by the chief executive of the state or the country (the governor or the president, respectively, in the United States). \nEthics are rules and guidelines for conduct that are either explicitly or implicitly agreed upon in advance of potentially violative conduct.  They can be common to members of a particular profession, a religion, or a social organization.  They can be informal or they could be written into a code.  The penalties for violating ethical guidelines (i.e., engaging in unethical conduct) can range from suspension or expulsion from the profession in which one works or is licensed, removal from one's social organization, or expulsion from one's religious group.
832003
Cause of authority issues.
185910
Don't worry about what they accept the most of---what interest YOU? Think of something that interest you and then think of how you can incorporate law into that.\nGood luck!!!:)
241856
This may not be helpful for your homework, but it seems like ALL laws curtail personal freedoms, while being intended to protect society in some way.  It seems like the only laws that would NOT make your list would be laws that you believed were wrong because they actually did nothing useful to protect society.\n\nMaybe your teacher has something grander in mind, but from the way you described the question, it seems like you could pick any 4 traffic laws or parking ordinances even.
240829
yes, big problem.  it involves breaking the law.
315627
Gonna need more information - u looking for agenda items, programme issues, construction issues.\n\nDrop me a note and I will see what I can do.
1147962
Which law?\n\nWell, you have a layering of laws... local laws and ordinances then state laws and finally federal law. Outside of this, there is a whole grab bag of family laws, the Uniformed Code of Military Justice laws, business laws... etc.\n\nAs a whole, the answer would have to be that they are subjective unto their individual subjects to varying degrees.\n\nJust a single example though, I would say that certain traffic laws are very subjective because they weren't written with the public safety in mind... but at the behest of the insurance industry.