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Today in Mr. Schick’s western civilization class, we found partners and got in groups of two to talk about how we would judge certain predicaments presented to a judge. In scenario 1, a man robbed a home. My partner and I agreed that he should pay a fine and serve the community. In scenario 2, a construction worker built a home which later collapsed and killed an entire family. Due to his lack of attention and care, we agreed to take his job away. In scenario 3, a slave disrespected his master. My partner and I agreed that the slave would have to do extra work for a week. Scenario 4 described how a man borrowed a boat and crashed it. We ruled that he would have to build a new boat and also pay for the costs of the one that he had crashed. The man also lied about crashing it so that is why he’d have to pay the fine

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