Asked by cooper

'How do the media influence public perceptions about the law and its administration? How might public pressure impact legislators and judges in establishing the law?'

would greatly appreciate a paragraph, A+ worth answer, struggling with this question.
Answered by Writeacher
No one here will write it for you, but someone might critique YOUR paragraph if you post it here.
Answered by cooper
excellent answer Writeacher, appreciate it.
Answered by Writeacher
Think about the various disasters lately, say in the US, Caribbean, and Mexico -- hurricanes (3 bad ones this year), tornadoes, nor'easters, wild fires, earthquakes, etc. What laws might be passed during these times? What actions might take place with or without laws?

<b>How does the media perform</b> while these things are going on? ... after the immediate threats are over, but people's lives are so disrupted? ... several months later as many people are still trying to put their lives back together (if they ever will be again)?

Which media will you focus on? TV? Social media websites? Radio?
Answered by bobpursley
Media does stories which emotionally connect with their audience, and that audience then votes by gut feelings....
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