Buisness Letter

6030 Vista San Isidro
San Diego, CA, 92154
September 21st, 2011




Mrs. Jane Murphy
Congresswoman
Olympian High School
1925 Magdalena Ave.
Chula Vista, CA, 91913



Dear Congresswoman Murphy:

Recent talk has stated that it is possible in the near furture California will adopt a Good Samaritan Law. I belive that creating a Good Samritan Law in California would is not a good idea because we should trust that people will help based on their own morals rather than having to be told by law.

If you were to witness an accident, would you stop and call for help? Or simply keep walking? These are the questions we ask ourselves when there is an accident of some sort, but rather than relying on our conscience to answer that, we would feel forced by law to help. And what if the situation were to arrise were we are required to help, but are not able to or be able to reach someone would could? If a man had been beaten and left on the sidewalk in need of medical assitance, and we have know medical experiene we could be held reliable or jailed for ignoring him because we had no way of helping. We should not be obligated to help someone or it should not feel like an inconvenience, but rather we should help because it is what we believe s the right thing to do or make us feel better about ourselves that we had someone in need. All in all their should be no Good Samaritan Law becuase it should be expected of us to do the right thing. not be told to do it.

I hope you consider the points I mentioned. Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Charlotte Morales

Charlotte Morales

Business Letter.

1212 Ocean Boulevard

San Diego, California 92101

September 9^th, 2011

Mr. Maurice Ravel

Congressman

California State Government

1925 Magdalena Avenue

San Diego, California 91913

Dear Congressman Ravel,

Recently, the state of California has been debating whether or not a “Good Samaritan” law should be implemented to our state government. As a concerned citizen, I am writing to you in hopes of voicing my opinion. California’s government should not create a “Good Samaritan” law because there are many factors that make the law illogical and irrational.

Demanding a citizen to assists others in need is absurd. There are a variety of factors in which it becomes dangerous to help others in need. In an attempt to abet others, a person could make things worse and that will make them suitable to be sued by the other person. There are already jobs that were created to help others; therefore there is no need to implement such law in our society.

Thank you for your time. I hope you consider our opinion in the subject matter and have a nice day.

Sincerely,

German Soto

German Soto

Business Letter

1620 Sonrisa Avenue
San Diego, CA, 91953
September 20, 2011

Congresswoman Danielle Henney
Congresswoman
Olympian High School
1925, Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913

Dear Congresswoman Henney,

My letter to you is my concern of the topic of having a good Samaritan law here in the state of California that forces citizens to help out a person in need because they are being forced to. I believe there should not be a good Samaritan law here in our state to prevent more danger to occur.

The law should not be passed here in California because helping someone can lead to more problems or danger. What if the person is not skilled at saving someone? They end up doing a bad job and the situation gets worst and they are to blame for just trying to help someone out in need and the person gets sued? If we are trying to help out someone to make things better but things get worst, it is better off to not help physically. The best way to help if guilt hits you, is just to call 911 for help and as professionals, they will take care of the accident or problem. The "good Samaritans" are afraid to act because of these possibilities that can occur. We do not need a law to have good Samaritans, I believe it should be on the person's moral conscience to help or not and they should be the ones to decide if they should take the risk or not.

Thank you very much for taking your time to read this letter. I hope you take some consideration on my subject of how we should not have a good Samaritan law enforced in our state.

Sincerely,


Nerizza Manio

BUSINESS LETTER

2120 Foxglove way

San Diego ,CA 91910

September 20 ,2011



Congress women Elizabeth Gomez

Congress women

Olympian high school

1925 , Magdalena Avenue

Chula vista CA 91910


Dear Congress women Elizabeth gomez :


I writting you about the discussion of the Good Samaritan law if it should be establish here in California. My opinion about passing the law of Good Samaritan shouldn't be in United States .


We shouldn't pass this law on California because we have rights and one of them is freedom and if you pass this law it would take it away because you are makeing us do something we shouldn't do .Anothere reason why they shouldn't pass the law of Good Samaritan is because we have the right tu sued someone whent they hurt us and when they touch is and if we try to be a good samariatan helping a person that has been injured and we hurt him more we could go to jail or sued for money .This will be putting ourselfs at risks , it is nice helping someone when they are needed but we shouldn't be forcing us to do it.


Thank's for your time reading this letter .


Sincerely ,




Andrea Ayala

Business Letter

1717 Highland Drive
San Diego, CA, 91977
September 20, 2011

Mr. Paul Walker
Congressman
Olympian Highschool
1925 Magdalena Ave.
Chula Vista, CA, 91915

Dear Congressman Walker:

I am aware of the fact that California is on the verge of enforcing a Good Samaritan Law in which citizens would be forced to render help to those who may need it. Such a law should not be established in our state due to the danger it could initiate.

If an unskilled citizen was to offer help to an injured man, it could cause further damage to the situation. Due to the citizen's lack of expertise, the hurt man's injuries could get worse if not treated properly. Furthermore, the citizen who decided to help could face lawsuits depending on how a lawyer portrays the situation and he/she could get into serious trouble. As ridiculous as it seems, a Good Samaritan Law could actually endanger the "good samaritan". It is best to leave it to the professionals.

Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I hope you will consider my thoughts on the subject.

Sincerely,


Yvette Laguitan

Yvette Laguitan

Buisness Letter

0123 SportsCenter Dr.
San Diego, California 91910
September 20, 2011

Congress Man Jack Smith
Congress Man
Olympian High School
1925, Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913

Dear Congress Man Jack Smith:

I am writing you you in concern of a Good Samaritan Law being established here in California. My opinion on the subject is that this law should not be passed, because we have rights as citizens of The United States of America.

As I said before, this Good Samaritan Law will definitely strip our freedom away from us. If we must help someone, should not be forced to but out of the kindness of our hearts. Another possibility might be that when we help another person, we could hurt someone and get sued. Not only are we putting our bodies at risk, we are risking the possibility of getting sued. Helping another person in need is very important but we should not be forced to on a daily basis.

Thank you for your time and I hope you have taken this under consideration.

Sincerely,



Justin Simon

Business Letter

2050 Diamond street
San Diego, California, 91913
September 20, 2011

Congress Man Walter Smith
Congress Man
Olympian High School
1925, Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913

Dear Congress Man Smith:

There has been discussion about California establishing a Good Samaritan Law recently. There should not be such a thing put into place for a couple of reasons and the fact we need more input about it.


Having a Good Samaritan Law in California is very bad idea for a couple of reasons. It is taking away the citizens rights which allows us to ignore or help, but forcing someone in a dangerous situation is just a bad idea. Injuries from people trying to help can sky rocket from what they are now, or even death. If you passed or thought about passing a law like this, then you should re think it because it is nothing but trouble.

Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. It is my honest and thought out opinion about this law.

Sincerely,


Alex Wieand


Alex Wieand