The law is based upon property rights, based upon assumptions of ownership, that may or may not have an ethical basis. Once these assumptions have been made, the law attempts to govern the equitable resolution of disputes and is, in this sense, ethical. Lawyers and judges are also governed by very strict canons of ethics. By way of example, it might not be fair for one man to own ten houses and another to have none, but if the wealthier man seeks to oust the poorer as a tenant from his tenth house, the law will never consider the fairness of the disproportionate ownership of wealth, but will turn its attention to ensuring that the poorer man is fairly ousted and that he has received all of the notices and rights accorded him by law before he is ousted. Bozarts
It isn't closely related. Newton's Third Law is more closely related to conservation of MOMENTUM.
The statement is "Law and ehics are closely related, both reflecting moral judgments. However, they are fundamentallydifferent."Q. If they are fundamentally different, then there should exist the fundamentals of law and the fundamentals of ethics. So what are those fundamentals ?
2nd law of thermodynamics
Ethics is how you conduct yourself in business and law. Both of these need good ethics for people to trust and use your services.
It is related to the 2nd law of thermodynamics
The study of "What is beauty?" and "What is beautiful?" It is closely related to Ethics which asks "What is good and right?"
Ethics and laws are closely related. Both describe how people ought to act. People do, however, disagree with what is right or wrong, and therefore disagree with what should or should not be law.
Justice, Civilization, order
Ethics and the law
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Aristotle's "Nicomachean Ethics" is most closely associated with the Navy core values.
That statement is most closely related to the Second Law of Thermodynamics.