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Chanel Lantz
Shelby Sapcutt
Damon Gray
Dakota Blanchard
Taryn Mazur
Karnie Gilliam
Adriayna Stidham
Colten Neighbors
Christopher Jordan
Hannah Henry
Nikki Stege
Christopher Albrecht
Katie Travis
Kamber Broadhead
Type of Government
 Elected Conservative
and Liberal into office
 Responsibilities/Powers:
 Veto (Legislative
could override with a
2/3 vote)
 Control armed forces
 Protect individual
freedoms
 Uphold any
declarations of war
given by the
legislative branch
 Both one conservative
and one liberal are
elected to represent a
region.
 Responsibilities/Powers:
 Create laws
 Control money, taxes
 Regulate/investigate
the governmental
system
 Declare war
 Impeach the President
or judges in the
Supreme Court.
 Both “Presidents”
appoint 3 judges into
office, collectively
known as the Supreme
Court.
 Responsibilities/Powers:
 Determine whether or
not a law violates
individual freedoms
 Interpret laws
 These judges would
serve until retired,
and could only be
removed from office
by the legislative
branch.
Liberal JudicialExecutive
 Every citizen gives
one fourth of their
paycheck to the
government for
taxes.. No
exemptions.
 Rewards will be
given to citizens for
no criminal
behavior.
 Sales tax of 8 cents
per every dollar.
 Every able bodied
person must serve 2
years in the military.
This will provide the
knowledge
necessary for each
person to be able to
defend against
invasion
 Citizens may enlist
once they turn 18,
but must enlist
before they are 25.
 An alien must file for a
visa to enter the country.
This will permit them to
stay in the country for 3
months until they have
to reapply.
 After receiving a visa,
the individual can apply
to become a citizen and
take a government test,
at their own expense.
 If a person doesn’t
reapply for a visa (or
never did in the first
place) and hasn’t taken
steps towards becoming
a citizen, they will get
deported.
Military ImmigrationTaxes
Criminal Justice
Law Enforcement Capital Punishment
 After completing their 2 years of
military service, those who are
interested may choose to
complete a 2 year “police
academy” program and may
become law officials.
 The death penalty will replace
life sentences in the jails to free
space and save money. However,
highly preventative actions will
be taken to prevent innocent
people from this fate. (i.e., case
reviews by multiple officials,
etc.)
Prison System
 All incoming prisoners charged with a felony must be thoroughly
evaluated by an on-site psychologist and must meet with a therapist
biweekly until the therapist approves a case appeal.
 If friction occurs between a therapist and a prisoner, certain
arrangements would be made.
 All incoming prisoners serving time for a misdemeanor may undergo the
same treatment, depending on severity crime and criminal history.
Otherwise, extensive community service and monthly appointments with a
therapist (at offender’s expense) will both be a mandatory part of the
punishment.
 Probation for criminal offenses will also include community service and
monthly counseling sessions (at offender’s expense) until rehabilitation is
verified by the offender’s therapist.
Criminal Justice (continued)
Individual Rights Equalities
Sexuality Race
 All marriages will be legalized through
the court system. Any personal
religious ceremonies are of no concern
to the government. Therefore, same-
sex marriage will be legal.
 Adoption will be legal for any
qualifying member of society; despite
sexuality, religion, or race.
 Sexuality discrimination will be a
crime.
 Public places will be open to all.
 No application may be denied
because of sexuality. (i.e. housing
applications, job, school, loans, etc.)
 Racial discrimination will be
a crime.
 Public places will be open to
all.
 No application may be
denied because of race.
Individual Rights Equalities (ontinued)
Religion Gender
 The people will be free to
practice any religion they
choose, as long as it does not
interfere with others’
freedoms. (i.e., no sacrifices)
 Religious persecution will be
a crime.
 Gender discrimination will be
a crime.
 Public places will be open to
all.
 No application may be
denied because of gender.
Individual Rights Freedoms
 ALL measures will be taken to prevent abortion.
 For example, an informational session where other options are
discussed, but fear is not the prevalent factor in dissuading the
women.
 However, it will be legal for those over the age of 18 to get a MEDICAL
ABORTION. Surgical abortions will not be legal.
Abortion
Individual Rights Freedoms (continued)
Drugs/Alcohol
 Drugs and alcohol will be legalized for people over 18 who pass a government course.
Once a citizen turns 18, they can take a free course from the government on the effects of
each drug. They must pass the test given at completion of the course, and pay for a
permit (with a photo) that allows them to purchase drugs/alcohol.
 Providing drugs/alcohol to someone who has not successfully completed the course will
be a crime. Repeated offenses will result in a revoked drug/alcohol license. Undergoing
probation as well as an extensive rehabilitation/re-education program (at their expense)
would reinstate the permit.
 Driving under the influence will be illegal. Repeated offenses will result in suspension of
license and special tags to be placed on any and all vehicles under the offender’s name.
These tags would allow law enforcement to pull over and test the driver for inebriation at
any given time, whether the driver is showing signs of intoxication or not. Successfully
completing all probation and rehabilitation programs, and a full five years of sobriety
would result in the removal of the plate. Driving under the influence at any point after
receiving plates will result in automatic imprisonment.
Individual Rights Freedoms (continued)
Gun Control
 Owning any type of gun will be legal for people over 18 who pass a government test. Once
you turn 18, you can take a free course from the government on gun control. You must
pass the test given at completion of the course, and pay for a photo permit that allows you
to purchase them. An expiration date (3 years) will be on the permit. (During the class, a
vision/psychiatric examination will be done) If you fail the test, you may take it again at
your own expense.
 After completing the course to own a gun, you will need to pass a separate course for
conceal and carry. Both of these courses/tests will be provided at the same place, and
consecutively for those who choose to take this course. The first test is free, but you still
have to pay for one photo permit that allows you to own AND conceal and carry. An
expiration date (3 years) will be on the permit. You must provide documentation that you
have satisfactory sight/mental state to renew your permit.
 There will be a 30-day waiting period to purchase firearms. During this time the criminal
and mental history of the applicant will be looked over.
Education/Labor
Education Labor
 It will be required for students to
successfully complete grades K-8,
mastering all skills up to that level. After
completing grade 8, students may either
be admitted into high school, or into a
vocational school that focuses on fully
preparing the student for the workplace.
 Sufficient government aid will be
instated to provide adequate learning
environments.
 At the University level, only major work
will be required, and elective classes will
be offered for the student to take.
 Each separate occupation will
have the same starting salary
and have set pay raises and
incentives. This would reduce
the controversy over pay
inequality.
Welfare Programs
• A eligible family would be one where the sole source of income has a
disability that interferes with maintaining a job, the combined
household income is below poverty level, the income is not sufficient
to support all in the household, etc.
• Those who receive welfare must complete a minimum of 8 hours of
community service a month.
• The regulation and investigation to be eligible for welfare will be
constant and extensive. Fraud will be a federal offense.
• Healthcare will be provided for those who qualify, but will not be
mandatory for all.

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Our society

  • 1. Chanel Lantz Shelby Sapcutt Damon Gray Dakota Blanchard Taryn Mazur Karnie Gilliam Adriayna Stidham Colten Neighbors Christopher Jordan Hannah Henry Nikki Stege Christopher Albrecht Katie Travis Kamber Broadhead
  • 2. Type of Government  Elected Conservative and Liberal into office  Responsibilities/Powers:  Veto (Legislative could override with a 2/3 vote)  Control armed forces  Protect individual freedoms  Uphold any declarations of war given by the legislative branch  Both one conservative and one liberal are elected to represent a region.  Responsibilities/Powers:  Create laws  Control money, taxes  Regulate/investigate the governmental system  Declare war  Impeach the President or judges in the Supreme Court.  Both “Presidents” appoint 3 judges into office, collectively known as the Supreme Court.  Responsibilities/Powers:  Determine whether or not a law violates individual freedoms  Interpret laws  These judges would serve until retired, and could only be removed from office by the legislative branch. Liberal JudicialExecutive
  • 3.  Every citizen gives one fourth of their paycheck to the government for taxes.. No exemptions.  Rewards will be given to citizens for no criminal behavior.  Sales tax of 8 cents per every dollar.  Every able bodied person must serve 2 years in the military. This will provide the knowledge necessary for each person to be able to defend against invasion  Citizens may enlist once they turn 18, but must enlist before they are 25.  An alien must file for a visa to enter the country. This will permit them to stay in the country for 3 months until they have to reapply.  After receiving a visa, the individual can apply to become a citizen and take a government test, at their own expense.  If a person doesn’t reapply for a visa (or never did in the first place) and hasn’t taken steps towards becoming a citizen, they will get deported. Military ImmigrationTaxes
  • 4. Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Capital Punishment  After completing their 2 years of military service, those who are interested may choose to complete a 2 year “police academy” program and may become law officials.  The death penalty will replace life sentences in the jails to free space and save money. However, highly preventative actions will be taken to prevent innocent people from this fate. (i.e., case reviews by multiple officials, etc.)
  • 5. Prison System  All incoming prisoners charged with a felony must be thoroughly evaluated by an on-site psychologist and must meet with a therapist biweekly until the therapist approves a case appeal.  If friction occurs between a therapist and a prisoner, certain arrangements would be made.  All incoming prisoners serving time for a misdemeanor may undergo the same treatment, depending on severity crime and criminal history. Otherwise, extensive community service and monthly appointments with a therapist (at offender’s expense) will both be a mandatory part of the punishment.  Probation for criminal offenses will also include community service and monthly counseling sessions (at offender’s expense) until rehabilitation is verified by the offender’s therapist. Criminal Justice (continued)
  • 6. Individual Rights Equalities Sexuality Race  All marriages will be legalized through the court system. Any personal religious ceremonies are of no concern to the government. Therefore, same- sex marriage will be legal.  Adoption will be legal for any qualifying member of society; despite sexuality, religion, or race.  Sexuality discrimination will be a crime.  Public places will be open to all.  No application may be denied because of sexuality. (i.e. housing applications, job, school, loans, etc.)  Racial discrimination will be a crime.  Public places will be open to all.  No application may be denied because of race.
  • 7. Individual Rights Equalities (ontinued) Religion Gender  The people will be free to practice any religion they choose, as long as it does not interfere with others’ freedoms. (i.e., no sacrifices)  Religious persecution will be a crime.  Gender discrimination will be a crime.  Public places will be open to all.  No application may be denied because of gender.
  • 8. Individual Rights Freedoms  ALL measures will be taken to prevent abortion.  For example, an informational session where other options are discussed, but fear is not the prevalent factor in dissuading the women.  However, it will be legal for those over the age of 18 to get a MEDICAL ABORTION. Surgical abortions will not be legal. Abortion
  • 9. Individual Rights Freedoms (continued) Drugs/Alcohol  Drugs and alcohol will be legalized for people over 18 who pass a government course. Once a citizen turns 18, they can take a free course from the government on the effects of each drug. They must pass the test given at completion of the course, and pay for a permit (with a photo) that allows them to purchase drugs/alcohol.  Providing drugs/alcohol to someone who has not successfully completed the course will be a crime. Repeated offenses will result in a revoked drug/alcohol license. Undergoing probation as well as an extensive rehabilitation/re-education program (at their expense) would reinstate the permit.  Driving under the influence will be illegal. Repeated offenses will result in suspension of license and special tags to be placed on any and all vehicles under the offender’s name. These tags would allow law enforcement to pull over and test the driver for inebriation at any given time, whether the driver is showing signs of intoxication or not. Successfully completing all probation and rehabilitation programs, and a full five years of sobriety would result in the removal of the plate. Driving under the influence at any point after receiving plates will result in automatic imprisonment.
  • 10. Individual Rights Freedoms (continued) Gun Control  Owning any type of gun will be legal for people over 18 who pass a government test. Once you turn 18, you can take a free course from the government on gun control. You must pass the test given at completion of the course, and pay for a photo permit that allows you to purchase them. An expiration date (3 years) will be on the permit. (During the class, a vision/psychiatric examination will be done) If you fail the test, you may take it again at your own expense.  After completing the course to own a gun, you will need to pass a separate course for conceal and carry. Both of these courses/tests will be provided at the same place, and consecutively for those who choose to take this course. The first test is free, but you still have to pay for one photo permit that allows you to own AND conceal and carry. An expiration date (3 years) will be on the permit. You must provide documentation that you have satisfactory sight/mental state to renew your permit.  There will be a 30-day waiting period to purchase firearms. During this time the criminal and mental history of the applicant will be looked over.
  • 11. Education/Labor Education Labor  It will be required for students to successfully complete grades K-8, mastering all skills up to that level. After completing grade 8, students may either be admitted into high school, or into a vocational school that focuses on fully preparing the student for the workplace.  Sufficient government aid will be instated to provide adequate learning environments.  At the University level, only major work will be required, and elective classes will be offered for the student to take.  Each separate occupation will have the same starting salary and have set pay raises and incentives. This would reduce the controversy over pay inequality.
  • 12. Welfare Programs • A eligible family would be one where the sole source of income has a disability that interferes with maintaining a job, the combined household income is below poverty level, the income is not sufficient to support all in the household, etc. • Those who receive welfare must complete a minimum of 8 hours of community service a month. • The regulation and investigation to be eligible for welfare will be constant and extensive. Fraud will be a federal offense. • Healthcare will be provided for those who qualify, but will not be mandatory for all.