kevinlima200736 kevinlima200736
  • 26-02-2021
  • Social Studies
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Citizens have a responsibility to uphold the law. What should they do if they believe a law is unjust? Do people have a duty to oppose such laws? Explain.

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sivz624 sivz624
  • 26-02-2021

Answer:

yes they do.

Explanation:

The government only exists to benefit the citizens and their rights. If a law is stopping them from having their rights protected, or is just unfair, they have the duty to oppose that law and help change it so that the country becomes a better place.

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ryley128 ryley128
  • 05-03-2021
As long as the law is reasonable and was pasted through the house. There is really nothing the people can do
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