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    Mandatory Testing Needed for Elderly Drivers In July of 2003‚ an eighty-four year old man drove through a crowded farmer’s market in Santa Monica‚ California‚ killing ten people‚ including a seven-month old and a three-year old. He also injured around forty others. According to many news reports‚ the driver apparently panicked and hit the gas instead of the brake‚ speeding through the crowded street. This mistake is common among elderly drivers who no longer possess the necessary skills

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    Gardasil HPV vaccine to be compulsory for girls in sixth grade (year 7 in the UK)‚ which confused many people until it was discovered that Perry had accepted $6000 in campaign contributions from Merck (6). Perry had accepted a bribe to encourage new mandatory HPV vaccine legislation and in doing so‚ proved that pharmaceutical companies work too closely with government policy makers (7). Now even the general population could not‚ not be sceptical about the pharmaceutical industries’ and government’s apparent

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    going to fulfill at least one of these promises with a bill she writes and introduces into her chamber. Write Your Own Bill This author is a Representative from Washington State. At present there are no laws in Washington State that provides mandatory parenting classes in public schools. There are parenting classes outside of the schools but they are for adults or teenagers that have children or will be giving birth to children.

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    still has glitches that are continuously being operated on to be improved. Driverless cars technology cannot be fully trusted. A driver should have the option of driving his or her own car or have a self-driving car. Driverless cars should not be mandatory because of the dangers of the cars’ evolving technology. Some people seem to think driverless cars will help traffic jams and be safer all-around vehicles. However‚

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    People may argue that no parent should be forced to receive medication against his or her will. This includes mandatory vaccines as a requirement for public school admission. They believe that people living in a free society should have free choice. However‚ parent personal liberty should not risk the health and safety of millions of others. If you decide not to immunize your child‚ you are not only putting your child at risk‚ but everyone else around them. Although I strongly agree in individual

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    history and our souls as prosperity. However‚ there is also the discussion of choice when it comes to the notion of community service. Should this be an optional endeavor that individuals alone should have the governance over? Or should it be a mandatory institution that forces us entirely as a society to help one another. This however‚ flies in the face of the idea of community service being a good deed

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    Issue Minimum Wage Rate and Unemployment Levels - a Direct Relationship In any labor market‚ free or regulated‚ there is friction and rigidity that result in labor issues. With 11 million people unemployed‚ and millions more discouraged or underemployed‚ there is justification to believe that these high population levels represent a glitch in the American labor market (1). These basic statistics‚ coupled with the elementary economic theory of supply and demand‚ demonstrate that minimum wage regulation

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    Truth-in-Sentencing Laws Do Not Deter Crimes Nain Lizette Ritchey CJA/204 November 12‚ 2012 University of Phoenix Truth-in-Sentencing Laws Do Not Deter Crimes In the process of knowing whether or not sentencing laws deter crime‚ that fact in the United States (U.S.)‚ in the last 20 years‚ shows that longer sentences do not deter crime. After years of increased sentences and drain on the state’s treasury‚ we need to acknowledge this fact. In New York and many other states‚ the

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    discussion about the benefit and downfalls of a society deamed to mandatory national service. Should our Government require every citizen to provide some type of national service‚ at a minimum but not limited to a year? Or should every citizen continue to have the right to restrict themselves of any national services? Lets weigh both options and provide supporting details to each. Many of you readers probably agree with the idea of mandatory national service. One supporter of this movement writes in

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