I Favor Strict Case Study

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I favor strict (understanding/ explanation). The man was caught with drugs in his home and car. He should be responsible for it even if he was pulling into his house. He as caring drugs in his car. I certainly don't want him on the road while he is doing all that.
The factors that influenced my decision include that the man had drugs in his car and could have possibly been selling the drugs out of his home. All of those things are not legal. The case has not come to an end/end result on what they are going to do. In my opinion, the man should be responsible for what he was doing illegally. I chose my decision because it is illegal and is not something that should be out on the

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