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What is the difference between a scofflaw and a person committing an act of civil disobedience?
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A scofflaw is someone who habitually violates the law, often with contempt of the law (in general) and the legal/governmental system.
Civil disobedience is a disagreement with a specific law or regulation through non-compliance.
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