3 laws i would change and why

Law is a term which does not have a universally accepted definition, but one simple definition to sum it up is that law is a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behavior. The law affects politics, economics and society in various ways and serves as a social arbitrator or intermediates of relations between people. Ethics according to Miriam Webster’s dictionary on the other hand can be defined as a system of moral principles. Our key word being “moral”, how can we figure out if something it is moral? The branch of philosophy that ethics deals with is values related to human conduct, not just to the rightness and wrongness of certain actions but the goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions.
Throughout the history of mankind in order to have a well structured society without any havoc or chaos there was always some sort of “law” or guidelines to keep society sane. Weather it was the Hammurabi code in 1772 B.C. or the United States constitution which dates back to the yearn1776 a system of rules had to be in effect to keep society going and to protect its citizens. The real question is are laws always ethical? You don’t have to be a lawyer or a well educated college professor to answer that. In this assignment I will pick three laws that I think are unethical, I will site the law and talk about where its from, I will be explaining why I think these laws are unethical also elaborating why a change is needed and mentioning how it will make our society a better place. To enhance my understanding of ethics and my opinion on the law I will also explain how I would change the law and what modifications I would make. By the end of this assignment I hope I will prove a point on why these certain laws are unethical and how we can change them to make society and the law better. My three laws that I will be discussing and why they are unethical are 1. Possession of marijuana 2.NCAA rule how players are not