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The Name Game
Ed, I’m a New Jersey voter. From now on, I’m voting against any politician who sponsors a law designed from someone’s name, such as Megan’s Law, Jessica’s Law. This is getting ridiculous. The law is supposed to cover all the people, not be designed for one specific incident. Politicians beware. You will lose my vote.
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Boy, I don’t think you’re kidding, so I’ll take you seriously: The laws are designed to help many; they are inspired by the circumstances of a given case. Megan’s law protects all children from sex offenders but was prompted by what happened to her. Get it?—Ed. Note
posted by Trentonian Editor at
3:46 PM
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This is in response to the name game regarding laws being named after one specific person. Is this person for real? Does it really matter who the law is named after? The important thing is that these laws are put in place to protect everyone. So what if it is named after a specific person. That person either lost their life, or suffered needlessly because of the sick and careless acts of others. Unfortunate their tragedy inspired the lawmakers to enact these laws with the hopes that other families will not have to endure the pain and anguish
That goes along with such tragedies. So I say to this person, if you are that shallow about this subject, then I don’t think New jersey or any of its politicians need your vote.
Signed Jessicas Mom!
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