1251 Santa Cora Ave
Chula Visa, CA, 91913
September 21, 2011


Congressmen Hola Senor
Congressman
Olympian High School
1925 Magdalena Ave
Chula Vista, California, 91913


Dear Congressmen Senor

The contrivertial debate currently happening currently in California made me write to you in concern of the Good Samaritan law. I solely believe that the Good Samaritan Law should not be implemented as one of the mandatory laws in California.

The Good Samaritan Law should not be implemented because of these reasons: people in california are already good citizens with a basic common  sence that has been implemented in their minds since childhood. They help out others, and the citizens have proven that by performing heroic actions when people are in danger. Also, it is somewhat ironic to implement this law. A good samaritan is a person that helps out another person voluntarily not forcefully, so that would pretty much make the whole "Good Samaritan" meaning away. To compliment these two arguements a little more, I will provide an example. For example... let us say that there is a person hurt on the floor. But the person is a criminal and the closest person to him is a teenage girl. There is much danger in helping him but the girl will have to help him because its the law. That is very dangerous and risky.

Thank you very much for letting me share this opinion with you and for reading this even through your busy schedule.


Sincerely,




Byung Gwan Lim