In responce to Kolby

I would have to agree with Kolby when saying that our emotions always affect the decisions we make. I think that we maybe able to ignore some emotions but never eliminate all of them when making a decision. For example Cops; they are suppose to strictly follow and obey the law. However I come from a small town where everyone seems to know each other including the cops. An example of how emotions effect decisions is when this cop, who is also the coach of the High School Track team, pulled over one of his star track players going 40 over the speed limit and then let her go with a verbal warning. However two days before this the same cop pulled over one of my friends going ten over the speed limit and gave her a ticket. For the next week it was the joke of our school saying how if my friend had joined track she probably wouldn't even have the ticket. Stories like these ones are often heard of. I believe that its impossible for people to always make decisions without letting their emotions get in the way.

Do you think that it is okay for Cops to do that when its their job to obey the law.
If you were a cop in that situation would you do the same thing?
Do you think his decision had anything to do with the type of mood he was in on those two differnt days?