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the law gives rights to individuals and methods of enforcing those rights, Quite often law is involved in a balancing act, trying to ensure that one person's rights do not affect the other person's rights. in order to keep the balance the law also imposes duties on people
law is for each an individuals, who is forced to follow it. law is for the benifit of ones self as well as for the country or nation.
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∙ 7y agoIn the Social Sciences, a law is a principle laid down with authority as a rule for human action. In the natural sciences, a law is a statement of fact about a given aspect of physical reality such as the 'law of gravity'.
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