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Amnesty
Presidents are allowed to pardon whomever they decide. Pardons given to all violators of a certain law is called amnesty. Though the president can forgive violators and nullify the punishment for violating a law, they cannot repeal the law; future violators will be punished as they are not under the act of amnesty. One example of this is Lincoln's amnesty to Union deserters and Rebel forces. Though participants in the rebellion were pardoned, it is still "illegal" to secede from the United States and to desert your military post.
Driver responsibility
Law typically comes first, as laws are established to define acceptable behavior in society and to discourage criminal activities. Crime occurs when individuals violate these laws. The presence of laws helps to establish the boundaries of acceptable behavior and provide consequences for those who break them.
Interpreting state laws, Settling legal disputes,Punishing violators of the law, Hearing civil cases, Protecting individual rights granted by the state constitution, Determining the guilt or innocence of those accused of violating the criminal laws of the state, Acting as a check upon the legislative and executive branches of state government.
Federalists
Criminal Penalties, Civil Money Penalties, Sanctions
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No law can be policed 100% effectively, but having the law in existence provides for punishment for violators and protection and/or reparations for plaintiffs when someone is caught in violation.