-what
is the law ?
Law
is a system of rules that are created and
applied by social or governmental institutions to regulate behaviour. It has
been defined as "the science of justice"
and "the art of justice". One of the
earliest known codifications of law was the Code
of Hammurabi which was written in ancient Babylon in about 1772 BC. The most famous modern-day code is the Napoleonic Code which was compiled by
French jurist and statesman Napoleon Bonaparte in 1804.
-What
is the purpose of the law :
The purpose
of the law is to protect the rights of individuals and to
maintain order in society. Laws are enacted
by legislatures composed of elected representatives and enforced by the police
and judiciary. They are interpreted by judges who apply them to specific cases.
The interpretation of laws is often
controversial and different interpretations may lead to different outcomes in court cases.
-Why
should we not break the law :
There are
many reasons why we should not break the law. It
is important to obey the law because it helps to
keep society organized and functioning smoothly. When everyone follows the same
rules it is easier for
us to get along and cooperate with each other. Obeying the law also shows respect for others and for authority.
Breaking the law can lead to serious
consequences such as being fined
or jailed. It is
simply not worth it to break the law when there
are so many good reasons to obey it.
-Reasons
why we must respect and obey the law :
There are
many reasons why we must respect and obey the law.
The law is there to protect us and let us live
in safety and security. It is also there to ensure that everyone is treated
fairly and equally. If we did not have laws then
there would be chaos and anarchy. We need laws
to maintain order and stability in society. Additionally obeying the law is a sign of respect for those who make and
enforce it. By respecting and obeying the law we
show our commitment to living in a peaceful just and orderly society.
-Know
that your freedom ends as soon as the freedoms
of others begin :
Your freedom
to swing your fist ends just where the other person's nose begins. So too your
freedom to express your thoughts and opinions ends when it begins to infringe
on the rights of
others. This simple concept is at the heart of many of the world's legal systems
and it's a good rule of
thumb to live by in everyday life.
-How
would the world be without law?
It's nice to
live without laws, isn't it? Like the GTA game,
you take what you want and who you want, do what you want and travel anywhere
you want without a law that deters you, and even
you can kill whoever you want without anyone holding you accountable, but what
if all these freedoms may be exercised by someone on you one day? You certainly
wouldn't accept that, without a law the world
would be a completely different place. There will be no order and chaos will
prevail. People will be able to do whatever they want without any consequences.
There will be no justice
and no one will be safe. The strong prey on the weak, and there will be no one
to stop them. A world without law would be a
dark and dangerous place.
-What
is legal freedom?
Legal freedom is the ability of individuals to act
without interference from the government or other individuals. It includes the
freedoms of speech assembly and religion as well as the right to privacy and property. When these freedoms are infringed upon
it is said that an individual's legal freedom has been violated.
-What
should a person do when he knows that his legal freedom has been violated?
There are a
few things that a person can do when he knows that his legal
freedom has been
violated. The first thing to do is to contact an attorney who specializes in civil rights law. The attorney will be able to review the facts of
the case and determine if there has been a violation of the person's civil rights. If there has been a violation the
attorney will be able to file a lawsuit
on behalf of the person.
-The law is above all else because it is here to keep us
safe, not just to deter us :
The law is an important aspect of our society that keeps
us safe and protects our rights.
It is important to follow the law and respect the rights of others.
breaking the law can have serious consequences
including jail time.
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