As a law student, trouble every where, I can see it.

All around the world, and of course, in Vietnam, everyday we are living in rules.

Rules from tradition, rules from our local: city where we live, hometown where we were born, village where our parents come from, etc...

As a law student, I understand that law is a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern behavior. Law become from our rules, of course when our rules are all right, nothing go to left (ye, of course that). But sometimes, and somewhere, rarely, I means so less time we break the rules of our local. Because it's the main rules existed before you was born, everyone do that and if you break it up, it's shame on you. Everyone scare the shame (except badass around you, badass, badass everywhere).

But we break the law usually. From simple things when we hang out, just like cross the lines (or border) on the street, drive over speed, cross the red light,... and seriously, it's dangerous when a criminal come, kill someone, steal somethings of people, rob the banks... anyway...

Oh, see, it's so long. So much letters @.@. Nothing to do here anymore. *come back to work*. *fly away*