How
Executive and Judiciary Branches Have Affected My Life
Student
Name
Institution
Discussion
The
Constitution applies to every person living in America regardless of the age,
color religion or even location. As a student, I am affected by the laws that
are passed by the judiciary or executive bodies mainly regarding education.
Every state has its provision about the education right but luckily; all states
have free education especially at the K-12 level. The federal government has
assured all students have the right to education under the Fourteenth
Amendment’s right.
I am currently in college and what affects
me directly in the Constitution is the passages concerning the student’s funds
and loans. In 2010, President Obama passed a loan reform bill. He directed
billions of money from the bank subsidies to cater for
students’ aid. This has helped me access loans and grants that are supporting
me in my education (2012books.lardbucket.org., 2016). I believe this is one way
the law and the Constitution have affected me directly and in a positive
way. Moreover, the law has guaranteed me
to have grants in my projects if they prove to be innovative. I feel this has
made many students be creative and innovative without fear that they will lack
funds to undertake their projects.
I agree with Peter Saga that the most
important feature in the Constitution is the Bill of Rights
(http://www.pbs.org/video/2365010643/). The Bill dictates how people speak
worship and conduct business among others. Laws passed by the legislature in
2015, for instance, those regarding workplace have ensured my safety while
working as a bartender. The Domestic workers Senate Bill 552 (OregonLive.com.,
2016) has given me a chance to have rest time, overtime pay and time off which
has helped me to balance between workplace and school.
References
2012books.lardbucket.org.
(2016). Business and the Bill of Rights. [online] Available at:
http://2012books.lardbucket.org/books/legal-aspects-of-property-estate-planning-and-insurance/s07-05-business-and-the-bill-of-right.html
[Accessed 14 Apr. 2016].
OregonLive.com.
(2016). What new laws passed in the Legislature? 2015 highlights. [online]
Available at: http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2015/07/what_new_laws_passed_in_the_le.html
[Accessed 14 Apr. 2016].
PBS.
(2016). Watch Full Episodes Online of Constitution USA with Peter Sagal on PBS | It's a Free Country. [online] Available at: http://www.pbs.org/video/2365010643/
[Accessed 14 Apr. 2016].