Business letter

413 Leetspeak Lane

Chula Vista, California 91913

September 19, 2011

Congresswoman Terezi Pyrope

Congresswoman

Olympian High School

1925 Magdalena Ave.

Chula Vista, California 91913

Dear Congresswoman Pyrope:

While several people have varying opinions when it comes to having a Good Samaritan law in the United States, I believe that there should most certainly be a law that enforces the Good Samaritan policy. It would make America a much safer place to live in.

Implementing a Good Samaritan law into our society would not only improve public safety overall, but bring the community closer together. Citizens will have a greater sense of security in their everyday lives, knowing that they have protection. People claim that we are fine without such a law, because people will help others based on their own morals. That is more often said than done. Often times, people will see an incident going on, and will simply continue walking. However, with the Good Samaritan Law in place, all American citizens will be obliged to help at least in the slightest. Something as simple as calling for help could be a great contribution to solving the problem. Therefore, having this law will make America a safer place, and does not require citizens to change their daily lives much.

I genuinely appreciate that you have taken the time to read this letter on why I believe there should indeed be a Good Samaritan law in the United States. Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Emily Echevarria

Business Letter

1254 Main Street

San Diego, California, 91912

September 20, 2011

Congress Man Billy Bob

Congress Man

Olympian High School

1925, Magdalena Avenue

Chula Vista, Ca, 91913

Dear Congress Man Bob:

I have heard that California is discussing about whether or not to establish a Good Samaritan law. However, I believe that California should not implement a Good Samaritan law, but rather have a choice to help others in need.

The Good Samaritan law is simply wrong due to putting others in risk while helping others. Also, what if a disabled person happened to stroll by an individual being robbed? It is merely a challenge for someone disabled to help others in need. A law should not be passed to require citizens to help others, but rather that individuals already helping others in need should be encouraged.

Thank you for my time, and I hope that you take in consideration my opinion to convince other congressmen to deny the Good Samaritan Law.

Sincerely,

Daniel Fernandez

Business Letter

1586 Golden Gate Ave
Chula Vista, California 91913
September 20, 2011

Congress Man Joe Knoxx
Congress Man
Olympian High School
1925, Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913

Dear Congress Man Knoxx

There are people who think they should consider having a good samaritan law or not. What i believe what is right is no because some people may not like to help.


Many citizen may be putting themselves at risk and may get sued if they try to help and do the wrong action. You may get sued because if you try and help the person and if your helping them wrong, u can accidentally kill that person. There are many people who may or may not like to help but its best if you stay away from something that isn't your business. You will have to take responsiblilty for your action

Thank you very much for your time Congress Man Knoxx. I appreciatated your time in reading my letter why there shouldn't be a good samaritan law.

Sincerely,

ALAN THON

Alan Thon

Business Letter

1234 Lane Avenue
San Diego, California 91913
September 20,2011

Congress Woman Elaine Laurie
Congress Woman
Olympian High School
1925, Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913


Dear Congress Woman Laurie:

Many people are considering a Good Samaritan Law, I myself agree that we should have a Good Samaritan Law because i think its the right thing to help someone thats needs it.


Many citizens here in the U.S disagree that we shouldn't have a Good Samaritan Law, i highly disagree i think we should because if we saw someone just laying on the street crying out for help we should help them instead of just letting them be hurt. I know that if we were in need some help, i know we would want someone to help. I know its not out responsibility to help someone, but it is the right thing to do.

Thank you very much Congress Woman Laurie for taking the time to read my letter on why we should have a Good Samaritan Law in the U.S


Sincerely,


erika lutz


Erika Lutz

Good Samaritan Law

1234 Main Street

San Diego, California,92154

September 19,2011

Congress Woman Samantha Jackson

Congress Woman

Olympian High School

1925 Magdalena Avenue

Dear Congress Woman Jackson,

I am a concerned citizen about the recent talks about implementing a Good Samaritan law and I believe you should take this law in passing for your consideration. Without these laws, we would not be saving as much people as we could be.

Many citizens of California do not have the morals as other people do to help the other citizens when they are in need. In many European countries, all citizens have the legal obligation to help every citizen in need. As citizens of the U.S. , we should implement this law in order for all citizens to be helped.

Thank you for your time.

Tyler Eva

Tyler Eva

Business Letter

1234 Sesame Street
Chula Vista, CA 91913
September 19, 2011


Congress Woman Elle Moe
Congress Woman
Olympian High School
1925 Magdalena Ave.
Chula Vista, CA 91913


Dear Congress Woman Moe:


I am a citizen of California concerned about the Good Samaritan Laws being taken into consideration for our state.  These laws should not come into place because the general public is not properly trained to administer proper medical attention to people who need it.


Most people in local communities are not properly trained to assist in serious situations such as car crashes, muggings, or robberies.  It is possible that supposed "good samaritan" could worsen the situation through pressure of punishment by law.  I believe that most people in California would call 911 so there is no need for a law that could give punishment to those who don't.


Thank you for your time.


Sincerely,

Kiani Williams

Kiani Williams

Business Letter

1595 Meru Avenue
Chula Vista, California, 91915
September 19, 2011


Congressmen Kardashian
Congressmen

Olympian High School

1925 Magdalena Ave.

Chula Vista, California, 91913


Dear Congressmen Kardashian,


Many people are recommending the idea of having a Good Samaritan law. I am writing this letter because I think that we should not have a Samaritan law. It is unnecessary for this law to be passed.


Being a good Samaritan should be moral instead of mandatory for somebody to help others in a situation. If there was a Samaritan law created, then citizens of the United States would get in trouble with the police, simply because they did not help somebody. It is the person's decision to make when it comes to assisting others. Yes, it is benevolent, for example, to help an old lady cross the street. However, a good samaritan should already know that helping them would be right thing to do, by choice, not be forced to by law. Also, getting involved in unwanted situations does not help the society we have in America today. It can actually worsen it.


Thank you for taking the time to read my letter.


Respectfully,

Melody Meru