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Anarchy, would ensue. Just watch the movie "Mad Max from the 1980's starring Mel Gibson to see what that kind of insane society would be like.
It is an impossible concept. There will always be laws whether we like those laws or not are the only thing in question. The collapse of Law and Order as we see it would rapidly be replaced by what someone else considered to be law and order in their interest. No mater how you cut it some one will be there to force others to do what they want. Even In Mad Max there was a code that glued the villains together.
Absolute chaos... I might or might not like it...
What else can I help you with?
Why should you follow laws?
Without laws there would be chaos. Laws are promulgated so that there can be an orderly society.
What would a world without laws look like?
A world without laws would likely be chaotic and unsafe. There would be no rules governing behavior, leading to potential harm, violence, and exploitation. Without laws to provide structure and order, society would struggle to function effectively.
What sociological perspective would maintain that the laws of a society are created by the groups in power and help those groups maintain their superior status?
interactionist
What did the ancient roman government do to help the poor?
In order to help the poor and to calm any unrest, the Roman government provided the poor with grain and oil which supplemented their diets. They also held entertainments for them. These acts were what caused the expression "bread and circuses" in regard to the poor people of Rome.
How is law important to the society?
with out laws that there would be lawleness in the world and chaos
How does Ireland's laws affect the people of Ireland?
Ireland has a huge amount of laws. So to outline how they affect the people of Ireland would be an extensive answer. Like any other country, they help direct society and those that break laws will get in trouble.
Why wouldn't you like to live under dictatorship?
It would depend on the dictatorship, but generally, what would bother me most about living in such a society would be the inability to appeal to rights or laws beyond the malleability of the dictator or his bureaucracy.
What is law and why is it necessary to society?
Because, if there were no laws, people would do Anything they felt like, murder, robbery, rape, speeding. It's to protect people from others and to stop them from harming themselves. A place without laws is a very dangerous place indeed. Look at northern Mexico, I am sorry to have to write about.
Why are laws important to Australia's society?
because if there was no law every ladies would get pregnant
Does the govenrment regulate society?
To a certain extent. They set the laws and together with other authorities, like the police, they try to impose the laws.
What would Society be like without Laws and the Court system?
Without laws and a court system, society would likely descend into chaos, as there would be no formal mechanisms to resolve disputes or maintain order. Individuals might resort to personal vendettas or vigilantism, leading to increased violence and instability. Basic rights and protections would be vulnerable, resulting in a power struggle where the strongest prevail over the weak. Overall, the absence of laws would undermine social cohesion and trust, making cooperative living nearly impossible.
What would it have been like if a society did not had an institution?
the society would have been in a confusion and caious
