Since slavery is such an emotional topic, many like to leave it as it is now. It is currently described as an institution in which people were captured and forced to work. Yet, more importantly, it is taught in America as something in the past and something to be remembered during Black History month.

These essential legal questions are at the forefront to the reparations laws that are being proposed. In addition to those four questions, an interesting discussion is raised by Schuck as to who would be in charge or overseeing the reparations. Would it be left to a judge who may feel inclined one way or another and if a judgment is rendered, what methods of rebuttal would there be? (par. 5)

On a more legal level, slavery reparations stray from the personal demoralization that Williams mentions of being a black and wanting slavery reparations. Peter H. Schuck, a professor of law at Yale Law School, mentions the many flaws of the law suit that is fighting for reparations. Schuck characterized the lawsuit as a shear monstrous paperwork task that some person or organization would need to sit down and resolve. He mentions very fundamental reasons as to why the lawsuit needs serious help in the legal department. He writes the four major reasons:

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