Seussville

Laws of Seussville

If you are caught doing anything violating the laws below, you will get one punished/fined. After a first offense, you will be removed from Seussville indefinitely.
Cigarettes are forbidden at any age.
The use of marijuana is only legal after a person turns the age of 21. Alcohol is legal after the age 25.
A person may get their license at the age of 16 ONLY if they have had a registered permit for at least one year and have attended 30 hours of drivers ED.
In cases of murder, you will be removed from Seussville and your belongings will be destroyed. Plus a fine of $10,000.
Stealing will result in the same consaquences as law 5.
Cheating in a marriage is a $400 fine.
Abuse towards any animal will result in a $2000 fine.
All people are required to go to school k-12 plus an additional 2 years of field training.
If you receive more than 8 tickets for various things, you will be removed from Seussvill

Government

Seussville has a variation of a democracy. A democracy is basically a government by the people. All of the laws, regulations, and representatives are voted by the people. When our Law Council proposes a new idea for a potential law, it is sent to congress, and then sent to the president. Once the law has been approved by the government, it is sent down to the people to be voted on. In order for a law to pass, at least two-thirds of the total population needs to go towards one side. When voting for officials, a similar process is used. Voters must be a citizen for a year and be above the age of 18. The president and the congress have the final say in all of the decisions made. Information must go to each of the parts in the government before reaching the people. President serves for four years and can only be reelected one time. Each other member of the government serves two years and can be reelected how ever many times the people may choose.

The laws enforced in Seussville are very strict. Even though we want a happy society, rules must be placed in order to keep peace and well-being for all. Depending on the law that someone breaks, consequences will always follow. Not a single person is above any of the laws (including the officials). These regulations are all made to ensure equality of the people. A democracy allows people to choose the kind of government that they want to see. When people get to pick what kind of place they live in, it makes them happier more likely to follow the rules they choose.

Education

In Seussville, children start school at the age of 4 or 5. They first go to Pre-school and then move on to K-12. They go till at least the age of 20 years old. During their schooling, they are required to take core classes with a selection of other elective classes and at least 3 years of a foreign language.
The average number of students that go to school is the total population of Seussville.
After the full years of schooling and you graduate high school, you decide what career path you want to take. You then go to a specific school for that profession and attend at least two years of school depeding on what job you would like to get.