Anyway, here's the prompt:
A man has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman whose religion requires her to wear a facial covering when in public. During the man's trial, the woman testifies against him in court. Based on a law giving an accused person the right to face his accuser in court, the judge tells her that she must remove her veil while she is on the stand.
Is this fair?
Why or why not?
I'm not sure which side to choose. I think that it is fair, but I usually write my essays on whichever side is easier to defend. I need to write a seven paragraph essay, so I need five reasons defending one side. All I need help with is coming up with the reasons.
