Question

what situations might justify breaking a law? check any of the boxes that you agree with
when a law discriminates against a particular group of people
when a government uses a law to oppress a group of people
when someone facing discrimination has no other option
when a law is unfair
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Explanation:

These scenarios align with ethical and philosophical justifications for civil disobedience, where breaking an unjust, discriminatory, or oppressive law is seen as morally defensible, especially when no legal recourse exists.

Answer:

• when a law discriminates against a particular group of people
• when a government uses a law to oppress a group of people
• when someone facing discrimination has no other option
• when a law is unfair