Drunk Driving

1. Should states adopt stricter penalties for drivers who refuse to take a BAC test? Why or why not? Yes I do believe that states should adopt stricter penalties for drivers who refuse to take a BAC test. Most people don't take drink driving seriously and don't realize how dangerous it can be for your own life, and for someone else's life.
2. Should laws be enacted that require ignition-interlock devices for all convicted drunk drivers, including first-time offenders? Why or why not? Yes laws should be enacted that require ignition-interlock devices for all convicted drunk drivers, including first-time offenders. Ignition interlock devices are very useful and to expand use of ignition interlock devices, 
3. Do you think DUI checkpoints should be used more often and in more places? Explain.Yes I do think that DUI checkpoints should be used more often and in more places. No matter what, if someone is suspicious or suspected of drunk driving, they should still get pulled over even if they aren't drunk. It's the safest thing you can do.
4. Describe other measures you think could be implemented to reduce drunk driving. I think new and more stricter laws should be implemented to reduce drunk driving. If people saw how much trouble they can get in for drunk driving, then maybe they would actually stop making their wrong decisions which can put their life and someone else's life in danger. 

ADHD

1. What is the best course of treatment for ADHD? The best course of treatment for ADHD is either having the person go through therapy, or putting them on a certain medication that is made for ADHD and nothing else.
2. Do you believe ADHD is an actual psychiatric disorder? Why or why not? Yes ADHD is an actual psychiatric disorder because people with ADHD has a hard time mentally. 
3. Are children being overmedicated? Explain your answer. Some may argue that children are being overmedicated and some may argue that its the right amount of medication in order to keep their kid calm. Some parents are worried that their children will be used to so much medication that they will overdose some day.  

Animal Cruelty 

1. Should animal welfare laws include provisions for animals being used for entertainment purposes? Yes because some animals that are in the entertainment business can most likely be abused with out anyone knowing.
2. Explain why some animal rights activists view horse racing and circuses as cruel to animals. Some animal rights activists view horse racing and circuses as cruel to animals because these poor horses are forced to be trained for long periods of time and are also forced to run for a long period of time. Some people use whips and that can hurt the horse. The horses basically have their rights taken away from them because of this endless amount of work that they can't do anything about.
3. Who should regulate the animal entertainment industry?

A person that truly loves animals and will put the animals safety first in any situation, should regulate the animal entertainment industry.

Bullying

1. Do you think schools are doing enough to stop bullying? Explain your answer. No I don't think schools are doing enough to stop bullying. Every single day someone gets bullied and the school's can't do anything about it. They only tell the students that bullying is not allowed but don't really do much about it. Bullying is not right and it can get the bully in a lot of trouble but that doesn't stop them from doing it. 
2. How should bullies be punished? I believe that bullies should be suspended for a few days and I would make them write an apology letter to the victim. Most bullies don't like to express how they feel and they don't like to apologize for their actions. 
3. What should schools do to help students who are the victims of bullies? Schools should start clubs to support those who have been bullied in their lives. This can be a way of teaching kids how to open up and listen to everything people have gone through in their life.
4. What are the reasons that students bully other students? How can this behavior be changed?    Most people that bully innocent people have gone through something tragic in their life or got hurt in the past. Actually, many bullies have actually been bullied before in their life and they do it for attention. 

Sweatshops

1. Do sweatshops advance economic stability in third world nations? Sweatshops do advance economic stability in third world nations.
2. Are sweatshops a violation of human rights? Yes sweatshops are a violation of human rights. People are forced to work at such a young age (most children don't even get to receive an education) and are also getting very low pay. Many sweatshop workers are starved because they work for hours each day and barely have any breaks
3. Does the availability of cheap products outweigh the use of sweatshop labor? Why or why not? The availability of cheap products does outweigh the use of sweatshop labor. Many people don't realize what the sweatshop workers are going through. They are just worried about the product. 
4. Are there ways in which socially responsible labor practices can strengthen multinational firms? I believe that there might be so ways in which socially responsible labor practices can strengthen multinational firms. They can help get the workers a better work environment, and they can try to get the workers a higher wage. Many sweatshops are very dirty and that can cause many people to become ill and die. 
5. Explain what critics of sweatshops are referring to when they charge global corporations with causing a "race to the bottom" in their search for lower production costs? When critics of sweatshops are referring to when they charge global corporations with causing a "race to the bottom" in their search for lower production costs, they mean that there isnt enough money or wage to be able to make that race go up. Therefore, it will go to the bottom