Business Letter- Raffi Rillo

1368 Santa Cora Ave.
Chula Vista, CA 91913
21 September 2011


Mr. Glasses Jacket Shirt Man
Congressman
Don't Forget The Supa
1234 Sike That's The Wrong Number Street
Chula Vista, CA 91917

Dear Congressman Shirt Man,


I am writing to you to highlight the good samaritan law in California and inform you of my opinion on it. I think there should be a good samaritan law because citizens do not have to worry about getting accused for making things worse when in fact they were helping and they may personally suffer for the time they put in to aid somebody.


The good samaritan law is eventually going to make the society better. Citizens could help somebody that got injured or is in a bad predicament and could possibly make the situation worse. The person could probably sue and now the citizen that tried to help is facing charges. Also certain workers of the society may not have time to help. A very busy assistant can be on their way to work, already late, and somebody gets injured near them. What can they do in that situation? There could be a possibility of them getting fired or in huge trouble by their boss. All of these concerns in the citizens' minds can be removed by the good samaritan law.


Thank you for the time you put in to read my letter. Please consider my proposal to have a good samaritan law because people should naturally be good samaritans in the first place.


Sincerely,




Raffi Rillo

Business letter

1127 Elm avenue
Chula Vista Ca, 91911
Semptember 21 2011

Mr.Swingline
State official
2012 Area 52
deathstar core, 9365

Dear Mr.Swingline:

In the United states the ideation of allowing the good samaritan law has comed into question. However the United states will greaty be affected by such act,thus I suggest that the law should not passed.

Helping someone in need is moral, but not smart. If the law was to be passed the american citizens can come in contact of crime, danger, and the misfortune of the chance of getting sued. if the acting of hero does not come as planned, and the individual gets more hurt, it is by law legall that that man has the right to sue. Also the so called victim could be faking and attack the helper that is by law forced to react to such sittuations. Furthermore the helper could severely get hurt in the process. The good Samaritan Law is moral toward humanity, but very dangerous around our community.

Thanks for your time

Sincerely~ Sprint

Sprint

1936 Emeryville CT
Chula Vista, CA 91913
September 21, 2011




Mr. Bobbles Pringles
Congressman of Pudding World
Olympian High School
1925 Magdalena Ave
Chula Vista, CA, 91913








Dear Mr. Pringles,




I am writing to you stating my concern about the new Good Samaritan Law that is up for discussion right now, whether it should be passed or not. I think that the Good Samaritan law should be passed because it's a great way to show unity and a sense of morality. 


Encouraging people to help others in need always a plus; it's not forcing them. Fining a person for not following a law is the penalty for a lot of minor laws such as: not paying taxes. For example, taxes weren't ever needed to create a good country, but the state governments needed money, and basically implied that citizens of states need to pay taxes in everything they buy. That applies to the Good Samaritan Law as well. It's not needed, but it's a good law to have around, it has a sense of consciousness, and how people are setting their moral standards.


Thank you for taking your time to read my concerns.


Sincerely,








Monica Lee

Buisness Letter

1075 Torrey Pines Rd.

Chula Vista, CA 91915

September 21, 2011

Miss Batelo

Buisnesswomen

Olympian High School

1925 Magdalena Ave.

Chula Vista, CA, 91913

Dear Miss Angela Batelo:

I am writing on behave to discuss about the Good Samaritan Law. It seems that there are many arguments on the subject of passing this law or not. I have come to tell you that I think the law should not be passed.

This law should not be passed because I feel that it's not really fair and good in a way. If people were naturally Good Samaritan's, they should not have to pass a law for it. People should do things from the heart, not because they have too. Also, there are already many laws that California has and so far it seems many people have broken many of these laws. What makes us think by passing this law that people may actually follow it as well? I think that passing the law really would be just a waste of time. People should do good acts from the heart, not from the law.

Thank you for taking the time to read my opinion and thoughts!

Sincerely,

Alyssa Bautista

dear congressman Frederick

632 Port Trinity
Chula Vista, CA, 91913
9/21/11


Mr. Frederick Prederick
Congressman Prederick
Rederick Inc.
630 Port Trinity
Chula Vista, CA, 91913


Dear Congressman Prederick:


My name is Danny Lancaster and i am concerned about the possibility of a good samaritan law being passed in California. I do not think that such a law should be instated because its side effects out-way its benefits.
A world in which every citizen is a potential savior to another in need is a great world, but unfortunately this is unlikely to ever happen perfectly. A law requiring everyone to help outs the rescuers at risk of being sued by the very person or that person's family for trying to save their lives. If a law endangers the majority of the public to being sued it is un-just and should not be passed. An accompanying series of laws that provide clear guidelines protecting rescuers is the first step to improving upon this law. Still, every possible situation would need to be thought of and all kinks worked out for it to be logical to pass this law.


I look forward to the day a perfect good samaritan law is passed, but for now morals will have to govern rescue efforts. Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,




Danny Lancaster

Business Letter

1735 Kincaid Avenue

Chula Vista, California, 91913

September 21, 2011

Mr. No-name

Congressman

Olympian Highschool

1925 Magdalena Avenue

Chula Vista, California 91913

Dear Mr. No-Name: In the discussion of whether or not California should have a Good Samaritan law, I wish to inform you sir, that Good Samaritan should not be passed due to people having fear and hesistation to aid others.

There is a wall between helping and making matters possibly worse. It can be hard on the person who is willing to help to cope with the idea. They have to think quickly or act quickly, and is expected aid them and potentially save them. However, complications can insue when people are planning to be heroic. Hesistation due to concern of thier own wellbeing. People are indeed putting thier lives at risk to help someone. And if things did all go smoothly, what if the person in need of help, has passes? Is it right for the hero who put his or her's best efforts to saving the distressed, to get sued or to get wrongfully judged, if they were not able to save him or her? Good Samaritans now, are in good rish of getting punished by the law, if this Law is passed. It is best if the Law should not be passed.

Thank you for your time to read this letter. I would appreciate it of you took my reasoning in consideration.

Sincerely,

Jan-Marini Pacleb

1545 autumn sky ln

chula vista ca 91915

September 20 2011

State official sam

State official

us government

1925 magdelena

chula vista ca 91915

Dear state official sam:

California shouldnt have a good samaritan law implemented at these times. its too dangerous and morality shoould control that not a law.

the truth is that people are too afraid of getting sued for making the situation worse. they dont know that person and the person might get mad. also we should trust the morality in all our samaritans to decide when they should help or not.

thank you for your time and i hope i have given you another insight into this topic and you think it over.

Sincerely,

Dyllian Jensen