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The government should not pass laws that cannot be enforced. - 368

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Answer: The law is principles, regulations, commandments and rules of behavior that must be obeyed. - 171

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American Center for Law and Justice

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Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation

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Federal Law Enforcement Training Center

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American Bar Association - Defending Liberty, Pursuing Justice

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Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

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Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

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Federal Judicial Center

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Justice Department - Department of Justice (DOJ)

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Justice Programs Office (Juvenile Justice, Victims of Crime, Violence Against Women and more)

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National Institute of Justice

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State Justice Institute

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Trustee Program (Justice Department)

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U.S. National Central Bureau - Interpol (Justice Department)

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U.S. Sentencing Commission

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Federal Bureau of Prisons

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Patent and Trademark Office

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Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS)

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Author: Michelle Rooks - Id: 162

Who wouldn't get frustrated, if they got pulled over by a police officer for speeding when no one is in sight for miles? I don't know of one person. Lots of people feel that to be ridiculous and injustice. Maybe it is ridiculous but if the police didn't hold to their word, that you would be pulled over for speeding, they would lose the respect they deserve. Some laws are enforced to bring a serious attitude to the issue. For example, stepping foot on a construction site is a felony. Why such a hard judgment on such a harmless action? Because the government wants to nip crime in the bud; no one wants their expensive equipment stolen. We need to uphold a submissive attitude toward the laws and the law enforcers.

Author: Lyad Allawi - Id: 122

Every one from the president downward should be answerable to the law.