Read the following letter, then decide which fallacy it describes, and explain the answer.

Read the following letter, then decide which fallacy it describes, and explain the answer. 1. Dear Editor, There will always be people who are convinced that because the signs of a cognitive disorder, or epilepsy, or autism first became evident after a child had an immunization, then certainly it was the immunization that caused their problems; millions of dollars have been awarded in damages because some such people served on juries. Let me state categorically that careful review of the body of medical research confirms that a childhood vaccination might result in a fever or a sore leg or an irritable child. But it will not cause cognitive disorders, or precipitate epilepsy, and it never has and never will lead to autism. Regards, Diane Lind Fenster, M.D. Green Bay, Wisconsin Read the following letter, then decide which fallacy it commits, and explain your answer. 2. Dear Editor, Overnight parking on all streets in Moorburg should be eliminated. To achieve this goal, parking should be banned from 2 am to 6 am. To park overnight is to have a garage in the city streets. Zoning law states that it is illegal for anyone to have a garage in the streets. Clearly then it should be against the law to park overnight in the city streets. Sincerely, Robert R. Raywift Here is the list of fallacy. Thank you for your help!