Breaking The Law

Its not right to break the law. To break the law is a form of disrespect to the government. Laws are made to protect and to keep the country in control. If everyone breaks the law, there will be no order and there will be endless chaos. When people break laws, it shows everyone else surrounding them that its okay to just do whatever you want. People that breaks laws assume that the police cant touch them, and that there wont be any consequences involved. Depending on the laws that you break, the consequence varies. For example, if you were to commit a murder, the consequences could be life in prison or death row. A less severe crime, for shop lifting, could lead to a misdemeanor. Breaking laws aren't setting any good examples for the following …show more content…
Individuals who arent remorseful are sometimes categorized as a psychopath or sometimes mentally ill. A handful of people that break laws are mentally ill or incapable of following the law. When laws are broken, the government becomes more strict in order to enforce the law. At times when the law is enforced, people may follow the laws so that they wont be punished. The government made laws to protect our country.If many of our laws are broken, the country is in danger of being attacked in any way or the government would struggle to make sure we follow them. Many people think that laws are meaningless and they do not serve a purpose in this world. People who think like that are the ones who get life in prison for committing a number of crimes. Laws are enforced when people do not follow them/ and or break them. If many laws are broken repeatedly, the government and the President crack down on making sure that the laws are followed. Mentally ill people that break laws should be evaluated before consequences are given. The greatest mistake that is made when people break the laws is when mentally ill people are charged when they are mentally incapable of understanding what they've