Which of the following are rules designed to maintain a common order

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telo118 [61]3 years ago

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Laws are explicit rules that regulate multiple aspects in society including government, crime, rights, the role of citizens, among others.

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Darina [25.2K]3 years ago

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Laws are explicit rules that regulate multiple aspects in society including government, crime, rights, the role of citizens, among others. The main purpose of laws is to preserve the general order or social status quo, in this way, all members in a society can live in harmony, and crime is controlled as the law establishes procedures in case someone breaks the laws. Additionally, laws are different from ethics because ethics are implicit principles that regulate good behavior but not general and explicit rules that preserve common order. Thus, it is laws the rules designed to maintain a common order.
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