Law

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Law is the system of rules and principles recognized by a community or government as regulating the actions of its members and enforceable by legal institutions.

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Generate an image of a law (Law is the system of rules and principles recognized by a community or government as regulating the actions of its members and enforceable by legal institutions.)

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Law canonical 4

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Statements (60)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Concept ⓘ
Normative system ⓘ
Social system ⓘ
System of rules ⓘ
appliesTo Individuals ⓘ
Organizations ⓘ
States ⓘ
hasBranch Administrative law ⓘ
Civil law ⓘ
Commercial law ⓘ
Constitutional law ⓘ
Criminal law ⓘ
Family law ⓘ
International law ⓘ
Labor law ⓘ
Procedural law ⓘ
Property law ⓘ
Tax law ⓘ
Tort law ⓘ
hasDefinition System of rules and principles recognized by a community or government as regulating the actions of its members and enforceable by legal institutions ⓘ
hasPurpose Define obligations ⓘ
Maintain social order ⓘ
Promote justice ⓘ
Promote public welfare ⓘ
Protect rights ⓘ
Resolve disputes ⓘ
hasSource Constitutions ⓘ
Custom ⓘ
Judicial precedents ⓘ
Regulations ⓘ
Statutes ⓘ
Treaties ⓘ
isCentralTo Governance ⓘ
Justice system ⓘ
Rule of law ⓘ
isCreatedBy Congress ⓘ
Legislatures ⓘ
Parliaments ⓘ
Regulatory bodies ⓘ
isDistinguishedFrom Morality ⓘ
Religion ⓘ
Social customs ⓘ
isEnforcedBy Administrative agencies ⓘ
Courts ⓘ
Judges ⓘ
Police ⓘ
isInterpretedBy Courts ⓘ
Judges ⓘ
isPracticedBy Advocates ⓘ
Attorneys ⓘ
Judges ⓘ
Lawyers ⓘ
isStudiedIn Jurisprudence ⓘ
Legal theory ⓘ
operatesWithin Legal system ⓘ
regulates Economic activity ⓘ
Human behavior ⓘ
Political power ⓘ
Social relations ⓘ
requires Sanctions for violations ⓘ

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