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what role do citizens play in the evolution of a new law...
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Answer 1

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or any citizen two roles are possible.

One talk to your nearest representative and propose a legislation that the representative can introduce as private bill ( a bill sponsored by / not introduced by government).

Second when any government proposes a new legislation there is time when government invites observations suggestions and objections. At that time be active and participate.

However in both cases your input are not likely to be publically recognized.

Third is approach courts and file a case pertaining to your cause as public interest requesting court to fill in the gap by judgement. Propose your solution.

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Answer 2

Role of citizen in evolution of new law:

• Laws are made for the people and therefore they have an influence on whether it is passed or approved by parliament or not.

• When the new law is proposed, during discussion and before voting, the public can raise any concern through different media platforms such as newspaper, radio and television.

• Discussion by the public help the parliament to assess the public standing point regarding the law.

• If the majority is against it, it might be an indicator that they will not abide by it instead they will oppose it.

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