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Smartphone Vs Drunk Driving
Smartphones and drunk driving both have detrimental effects, consequently, leading to accidents. However, drunk driving and smartphone related accidents shouldn’t invoke the same penalties. They both can create a problem but must provide their own principles when ordaining penalties. In other words, each have their own faults and should be held accountable for that instead of pairing them together. For example, when consuming alcohol in the United States, a person must be twenty-one, additionally if they are caught driving in any state over the BAC limit and under twenty-one, then they would face charges. With this in mind, would a person under twenty-one face the same charges if they were drunk yet using a smartphone? Could they also have

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