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Law
* Every law facet of the cosmic law which is rooted in the integrality of the universe.
* Many laws affect citizens in their everyday lives
  - differentiate between people for reasons relevant to the particular law in question
  - prohibit discrimination against homosexuals
* Many laws regulate the coexistence of citizens
  - today's workplace
  - say that the unborn child living person who has rights
* Most laws deal with concepts
  - describe behaviour
  - govern behavior
  - have symbolic values
  - involving human relationships are laws governed by the state
* Most laws protect children
* Some laws also require privately owned companies to have a smoking policy
  - define marriages
* Some laws describe motion
  - phenomena
  - principles of practice that relate to all phases of rehabilitation
  - encourage the adoption of disabled children
  - even trap women in violent relationships
* Some laws govern energy
  - inventions
  - mechanical inventions
  - medicine
  - possessions
  - reproduction
* Some laws prohibit handing flyers to people in automobiles
  - insurers from asking people directly about their sexual orientation
* Some laws protect animals
  - creatures
  - girls
  - moose
  - the public's right to privacy concerning confidential personal information
  - trees from being cut down
* Works community campaign by youth that works to make their community a better place.
* abiding citizens can use strong encryption to protect their trade secrets and personal records.
* addresses the legal controls of public authorities and the rights of citizens.
* affect markets and economic development, often in ways that are unforeseen.
* affecting marriage and personal status generally correspond to an individual's religion.
* affects culture.
* also can be a principle of action.
* are a binding customs or practices of a community
  - major component of management and ecological control
  - an important part of everyday life
* are different in all parts of the world
  - every country and they change almost daily
  - external restrictions on natural freedom
  - generalizations that describe phenomena, whereas theories explain phenomena
  - inadequate Sexual harassment is illegal in the United States
  - laws by virtue of their form, rather than of their moral or political content
  - orders issued by legislatures
  - restrictions on individual behavior that insure peace and freedom for the whole society
  - rules for good behavior
  - society's values and standards that are enforceable in the courts
  - statements, such as the law of gravity, that always apply
* are the conditions under which men, naturally independent, united themselves in society
  - cornerstones of the legal world
  - rules by which all people live
  - things that men and women make, and that they can change
* are what constitute a government
  - protects society from anarchy
  - words agreed upon to mean a particular thing
* associated with skateboarding are trespassing and vandalism.
* based on the idea of risk is laws based on fantasy.
* basic instrument of European integration.
* becomes unstable as individuals seek to realize their true selves and exercise agency.
* begins by setting norms of conduct and concludes by teaching morality and values
  - in philosophy
* bring order and predictability to our universe.
* can change the hearts of men
  - effect the profitability of goods and services
  - symbolize justice, or conceal repression
* central feature of Afro-American history.
* change over time.
* change, technology changes, and demographics change.
* concerning Homosexuality are in the Penal code under the infamous sodomy laws
  - the rights of married persons to control their property vary from state to state
* concerns everyone and affects society on a daily basis.
* control the number of fishers that can be trapped.
* creates incentives, and incentives affect behavior.
* define employment.
* description of rightly-ordered relationships.
* does exist at the international level and it is called international law.
* dynamic field of study which is constantly evolving and changing.
* enacted by local, state and national bodies are primary sources of public policy.
* exist in Canada, states of the United States and states in Australia
  - all kinds of societies, from the freest to the most totalitarian
* exist to ensure fairness and to defend the rights of all citizens
  - guide human conduct
* field that is predicated on precedent.
* focus on protection.
* focuses on behavior that is required by society.
* forbids prostitution by underage people.
  - choices
  - most of life's everyday details
  - the treatment of human employees, and to a lesser degree, chimeras
* governing prison conduct can be barriers to disease prevention
  - scooters depend on whether they are motorized or non-motorized
  - wills and probate and succession are all state laws
* governs the issuance of service contracts
  - movement of planetary bodies, the growth of plants and the habits of animals
* grows out of the life and society of a culture.
* have components
  - consequences
  - exceptions
  - follow important consequences
  - limitations
  - long life cycles
* help to make sure people have rights and that their rights are taken care of.
* imposes the duty of care for others.
* include versions.
* includes all the rules of society
  - statutes and judicial decisions
* influence our lives in many ways and play many roles in society
  - property rights, the ability to trade and enforce contracts
* influences the exercise of governmental power in many ways.
* involves the legal and regulatory issues faced in an information security environment
  - facing an information security function
* is about conflict, power, and the most deeply held values of a nation.
* is about the logical application of rules and the precise use and interpretation of language
  - resolution of conflict, and the resolution of conflict is about communication
* is also a helping profession
  - an expression of values and norms
  - information that is communicated to the public
* is both a dependent and independent variable in social change
  - professional discipline and a social phenomenon
  - theoretical and practical discipline
  - central to the order of a society after the liberal revolution
  - experience developed by reason and applied continually to further experience
  - itself the expression of a state of order and rhythm eternally established in the universe
  - kind-of a process of solving problems
  - made by people
  - merely a creation of human beings
  - one strategy for social change
  - politics
  - simply the determination of individual obligation as laid down by a legitimate authority
* is that course of action demanded by the nature and relations of moral beings
  - which is clea r and certain, the ultimate basis of every rational action
  - where the government tells the people what to do
* is, by definition, the absence of trust
  - in a sense, the action arm of social science
  - therefore, a profession in which learning never ends
* key instrument in environmental management.
* leads to business administration, politics and law itself.
* librarians in all types of libraries produce newsletters.
* lies at the heart of Western conceptions of the state and public order.
* limit behavior that interferes with the safety, freedom, and property of others.
* made by a judge in deciding cases is called common law
  - person are the laws of religion
* model to give meaning to human behavior and natural phenomena.
* natural phenomenon, which ought to be followed.
* permeates all aspects of our lives.
* pervades all aspects of society.
* pervasive influence on almost all aspects of life in the United States.
* play many roles in our society.
* plays a crucial role in articulating and implementing social norms
  - role in our understanding of race
* preserves life and provides justice for all according to compassion.
* primary instrument used by society to control and evaluate human behavior.
* profession governed by strict deadlines
  - of words
* prohibit damage.
* prohibiting sex or marriage between closely related adults protect the species.
* property of interaction.
* proscribing suicide also proscribe assisted suicide.
* protecting women are lax in many post-communist countries.
* provide general guidelines
* rapidly changing field.
* reflects society and culture.
* regarding importation of methadone vary widely from country to country.
* regulate the sale and advertising of goods.
* regulates liberty
  - the conduct of everyone living in a given society
* regulation for our activity, for the frame and behaviour of a democratic society.
* relate to operations.
* relating to economics are crucial to economic growth.
* represents power and authority.
* require agencies
  - county circuit courts
  - inspections
  - urban water agencies
* requiring motorcyclists to wear helmets are in effect in many countries.
* resides in a structured interaction between humans.
* response to information received from the public.
* restricting freedom of expression have no place in a democratic society.
* rests on morality, and morality on religion.
* rule of action.
* rule of conduct enacted by competent authority for the sake of the common good
  - laid down by a competent authority for the sake of the common good
* service profession.
* set of rules and sanctions to enforce rules that applies to a society
  - designed to help people get along with each other
* sovereign prerogative.
* states that, in the absence of an external force, the momentum of system remains unchanged.
* symbolizes the order, the peace, the rules, the rightness of everything.
* synthesis of form and content, yet it is formal only on the surface.
* system of reasoning based on rules.
* tend to develop separately over time.
* theme that ties together the broad goals of our foreign policy.
* tool to obtain certain ends.
* topic that inflences all our lives.
* touches almost every part of life in the United States and the world.
* very broad and diverse profession.
* way of crystallizing political decisions
  - life, and justice part of the life process
  - thinking about how human beings interact, and ought to interact, in social settings
+ Republic: Forms of government
  * Countries with a king or other monarch and free elections is called a Constitutional monarchy. What makes a republic different, is that the people do not need the permission of a king, or other higher power, to choose leaders and the type of government they want. Laws are made and enforced in the name of the people.
+ Social contract
  * A 'social contract' is an agreement between the people of a state and the government of a state. The people agree to follow certain rules made by the government. These rules are usually called laws. Laws help to make sure people have rights and that their rights are taken care of. One kind of social contract is a constitution. A constitution sets limits on the powers of government leaders, police, and other people who have authority.
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  * It says how to deal with problems, and sets penalties for people who break the rules. Laws also protect traditional designs from being copied.
+ Violence
  * Violence' is when someone attacks someone else, often to get them to do something they do not want to do by making them feel pain or fear. Violence can mean anything from one person hitting another to a war between many countries that causes millions of deaths. Different people may see different acts as violent. Laws are created often to control violence.