Why Do Celebrities Violate The Laws

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Many celebrities do believe that just because they have fame and fortune, they believe that they can get away with violating the law. In the end we are all just human beings, and we all should be have to follow the laws, and if we do not follow them we get punished for our wrongs. So why most do celebrities think that they can break more laws then us, without being punished? Well at the end of the day we all the people have the same rights in the United States of America. Celebrities believe that their actions do not affect them in their lives, but has it turns out it does.
One of the most common celebrities that has broken many laws is Lindsay Lohan. Lindsay Lohan has been known since was child for acting and modeling, but now she is a singer, songwriter, model, director, actor, and a producer. She has been in TV shows for example a soap opera of “Another World”, as well as many movies like for example a big common ones is “The Parent Trap” and
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He was arrested in Simi Valley in California, because of beating his porn star ex-girlfriend and her friend in a hotel. Then in Las Vegas he also attacked Christy Mack his ex-girlfriend who was 23 years old and her friend Corey Thomas. The attacked happen near the Las Vegas National golf course, and it happened around 1:30 A.M. of the morning. Koppenhaver bust into her home and accused he of cheating with her friend Corey Thomas. Afterwards koppenhaver happened to choke and beat up Corey Thomas for about 10 minutes, and koppenhaver told them not to call the police, but Christy Mack decide to call the police while Corey Thomas was getting beaten up by koppenhaver. Afterwards Corey Thomas had left, koppenhaver gotten all his anger at Christy Mack, and was beating her as they went to the bathroom. Once they were at the bathroom he was forcing her to take a shower, which she ended up on the floor and koppenhaver threatened her to rape

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