By Deseret News

I would just like to know which laws I do not have to obey. From recent events, I have learned that if I were a Mexican national, I would not have to obey our immigration laws. In fact, I would be rewarded for beaking the law by getting a tax subsidized education at the University of Utah and get my picture in the newspaper. If I were an evangelical Christian, I would not have to obey trespass laws, or laws against harassment, disturbing the peace, shouting obscenities, etc., particularly if I chose to break those laws on LDS Church property.

Which laws I am allowed to ignore?

Mark Geist

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Salt Lake City

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