Proposed Law: Prosecute parents who miss parent-teacher conferences
A Texas law maker recently propsed a law that would make it illegal for a parent to miss a parent-teacher conference. This is “Criminalizing bad behavior has become the rage among politicians, who view such action as a type of legislative exclamation point demonstrating the seriousness of their cause. As a result, new crimes are proliferating at an alarming rate, and we risk becoming a nation of criminals where carelessness or even rudeness is enough to secure a criminal record. ”
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This law has nothing to do with Alabama as it clearly states, “A Texas law maker recently propsed a law,” so why not file it under…Texas maybe?