policy, or value.? A new liberal divorce law has come up for discussion in the state senate. Senator Smith, who introduced the bill, has lobbied hard for it because she has found evidence to suggest that rather than deterring divorce, complications in the current law only result in lengthy delays and higher fees for divorce lawyers. Senator Williams also supports the new law; he was recently divorced and experienced much frustration and irritation in the process. Senator Schwartz, in contrast, is happily married and quite conservative; he leads opposition to the new law.
From what Ive determined the sentance "she has found evidence to suggest that rather than deterring divorce, complications in the current law only result in lengthy delays and higher fees for divorce lawyers." is fact. And the sentence "Senator Williams also supports the new law; he was recently divorced and experienced much frustration and irritation in the process. " is fact also. And the last sentence "Senator Schwartz, in contrast, is happily married and quite conservative; he leads opposition to the new law." is value. Would that be correct?
From what Ive determined the sentance "she has found evidence to suggest that rather than deterring divorce, complications in the current law only result in lengthy delays and higher fees for divorce lawyers." is fact. And the sentence "Senator Williams also supports the new law; he was recently divorced and experienced much frustration and irritation in the process. " is fact also. And the last sentence "Senator Schwartz, in contrast, is happily married and quite conservative; he leads opposition to the new law." is value. Would that be correct?