TAKING ACTION: Law and Democracy Problems at the Mall Magda. David. and Rashida have been friends since the sixth grade. One of their favorite activities is to go to the mall and look around in the stores. Sometimes they make purchases and sometimes they just window~shop. There are lots of young people who do this. and it is fun to see people and hang out. Recently. a number of stores at the mall have experienced an increase in shoplifting and vandalism. As a result, the stores have made a policy that no one under 16 years of age can enter without a parent or guardian The new rules also state that if you are between the ages of 16 and 18 you cannot enter the store in groups larger than two. Other teens have to wait outside until each pair leaves. Store owners have threatened to call the police if the young people give them any trouble about the new policies. This policy makes Magda. David. and Rashida angry. They believe it is unfair. After all, they are paying customers and spend money in these stores. Why is the rule directed only at young people? They do not want to get into trouble with the police. but they do not understand why they have to be treated as troublemakers when they have not done anything wrong. The manager of the shopping mall, along with one of the store owners. has agreed to meet with two of the teens and a mediator to try to find some workable solutions.
Answer the follwoing questions based off of this passage.
And also, Do a chart of, Methods of Dispute Resolution, explain what they are and how they solve a dispute.