Congressman Business Letter

1925 Magdalena Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 91913
September 20, 2011

Mr. James Brown
Congressman
California State Government
1999, Golden Avenue
San Diego, CA 91955

Dear Congressman Brown:

I have been notified that the California state government is deciding  whether or not to establishing a law that requires the people of California to act as good Samaritans. In my opinion, I believe that we should not be forced to act as good Samaritans.

Establishing a Good Samaritan law would not be a good idea because many people would risk their own lives and innocent people may die. It is also not a good idea because many people do not have the necessary skills such as swimming or performing CPR. Finally,  too many individuals would increase the difficulties of officials that already have a specific duty to help others.

I hope you take some consideration in speaking to other government officials to suggest the idea of not enforcing a Good Samaritan law. If you have questions or concerns please leave an e-mail at jdbvalentin@gmail.com or leave a message at (123)-456-7890. Thank you  for spending your time to reading this letter.

Sincerely,

 

 

1603 Kestrel Falls st.

San Diego, CA, 91913

September 20, 2011

Congresswoman Mariela Rodriguez

Congresswoman

Olympian High School

1925, Magdalena Avenue

Chula Vista, CA 91913

Dear congresswoman Mariela,

I'am writing to you to tell you my opinion about the making of the Good Samaritan Law. I think that this law should not be applied, for it is not needed and not everybody would be able to do it.

The law should not be applied. Some people might not have the time or money to help the ones in need. If state officials want people to help others, they should take volunteers instead of MAKING people do it.

So that is why i think the Good Samaritan Law should not be applied. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to read my letter.

Sincerely,

Ailyn Angulo

Business Letter

3910 Bouquet Canyon Rd

San Diego, California 91913

September 20, 2011

Mrs. Isabella Johnson

Congresswoman

Olympian High School

1925 Magdalena Avenue

San Diego, California 91913

Dear Congresswoman Johnson:

I am writing to you in concern to whether or not a Good Samaritan law should be implemented to our state government. Personally, I believe that there should not be a Good Samaritan law because acting as a Samaritan should be the choice of citizens.

A law forcing citizens to help a person in need is ridiculous. Being a Good Samaritan should be a decision based on an individual's morality. If a citizen does not want to help someone, then he/she should not be held liable for not doing so. Also, what if a citizen is unable to help another person who is in a dangerous situation? Then forcing him/her to help would make the situation even worse and cause more than one citizen to be in danger and in need of help. A Good Samaritan is someone who chooses to do good, not someone who is forced to perform acts of kindness. Implementing this kind of law would alter the entire meaning of the term "Good Samaritan".

Thank you for taking the time to read my point of view on this new law. As a concerned citizen, I hope you take into account my reasoning as to why this type of law should not be implemented.

Sincerely,

Alyssa Flores

Alyssa Flores

Business Letter

1337 CopperPenny Drive
San Diego, California, 91933
September 20, 2011

Congressman George Red
Congressman
Olympian Highschool
1925 Magdalena Ave.
Chula Vista, CA, 91915

Dear Congressman Red,

There has been many discussions in whether the good Samaritan law should be placed or not. Nonetheless, I believe that the Samaritan law should not be passed.

Passing a law like the Samaritan law could result in many consequences and disasters because if people are required to help one another, it can make the problems worse since the person helping may not be trained for that specific task. People should get help from officials or people skilled instead of making it a requirement.

Thank you for taking your time to read this.
Sincerely,


Albert Lau

Business Letter

1901 Wheatville Street

Chula Vista, California 91913

September 20^th, 2011

Mr. Jesse Michel

Congressman

California Government Building

4231 Eagle Road

Sacramento, California 98719

Dear Congressman Michel,

The state of California wants to impose a Good Samaritan law which would require people to help others that are in need. I believe that this law would not be good for the state and should not be passed through the state congress.

Forcing citizens to help others in need could possibly make the situation for both people worse than it already was. One way of this is that an untrained person trying to help someone puts them both in danger. Also the decision to help someone should be based on morals not forced by law.

Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. I hope you take all of this into account and vote to oppose the law.

Sincerely,

Nick Hernandez

Nick Hernandez

Business Letter

P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way

Sydney, Australia 91210

September 20, 2011

Mr. Ken Calvert

Congressman

California State Government

1925 Magdalena Avenue

San Diego, California 91913

Dear Congressman Calvert:

I am writing to you in concern of having a Good Samaritan Law passed in California or not. I personally think that we should not because citizens should not be forced to help others in need.

People should not be forced to help others in need because some people may not be suited enough to help. If forced, this may cause more danger and harm to more people than it did before. Some might be in a rush to their own priorities and might not have the time to stop and help. People should make their decision of helping out of the kindness of their heart and not because some law makes them. I believe that more people should help others but not only because they're forced to do so.

Thank you for taking the time to read this letter and I hope you take into consideration of my opinion on the Good Samaritan Law. I believe that we should not have one added to the many laws we already have.

Sincerely,

Brendan Gardiola

Business Letter

1937 Petaluma Drive
Chula Vista, CA, 91913
September 20, 2011


Mr. Fredburt Burner
Congressman
California State Government
1925 Magdalena Avenue
San Diego, CA, 91913


Dear Congressman Fredburt Burner:
I am writing to you concerning the Good Samaritan in whether or not it should be a law in California forcing citizens to help victims in need. I believe that there should not be a good samaritan law in California to prevent harm to the citizens.

Forcing a citizen to help another in need is foolish because of the further harm the citizen could cause or what danger the citizen can get into. If the citizen trying to help the victim does something the victim does not want or need the victim could possibly sue and it would just cause even more of a problem. Professional jobs have already been assigned to professional citizens to aid victims, there is a reason we have them. If we made this law there would be no reason for them and it would not be a reasonable move. Therefore there should not be a good samaritan law.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read my letter. Please taking what I have said into careful consideration.

Sincerely,




Elle Dayrit