Laws are the basic principles of our daily life; therefore, the behavior of people should not go beyond the limits established by law. Laws are a powerful weapon for maintaining peace and harmony in society. However, every day and every situation can be different. You cannot generalize circumstances beyond a certain limit. It's the same with laws. You cannot apply the same law in every situation. He must be flexible. Growth requires change and flexibility.
In general, there are many laws. Breaking laws can take many forms. Different laws apply in different situations. However, within the framework of a specific type of crime, the situation may be different. Therefore, when deciding, it is necessary to make decisions taking into account the circumstances of a particular case. For example, it is necessary to consider whether a person committed a crime intentionally, unintentionally, for fun, or money.
Numerous historical examples make one think about the flexibility of laws. The last law is the one-child rule in China. This law was passed to control the population of China. According to this law in China, each couple can only have one child. Now, after the earthquake, the Chinese government is thinking about revising this law. Consequently, as society grows and develops, corresponding changes in legislation are required. Laws must keep pace with the times.
Another example of a law that changes over time is the law on the legal heir. In ancient times, only the eldest son, or only the sons of the family, had the right to family property. As time went on, women began demanding that their rights be respected, the law changed, and now all descendants have equal rights to family wealth. In this context, another aspect is currently playing a role. This is the will of the dying man. Family wealth is distributed according to the will of the dying person.
Likewise, you cannot impose the same punishment on two people who kill other people for different reasons. Whereas one person could kill for personal gain, and another could kill to save his life. Both situations are completely different. Undoubtedly, fixed laws help judges determine whether a person is guilty or not. However, it also forces people to obey the laws as they fear punishment. This instills in them the fear that if they do something wrong, they will be punished.
Finally, it can be said that there must be a balance between the two. There must be a fixed law for each crime to help judges and the government set rules and regulations. It gives a sense of security and stability. However, at the same time, flexibility should be exercised in the application of laws in different circumstances. It should be possible to change existing and disappearing laws to make room for the development of society and justice for people.
Laws
are the basic principles of our daily life;
therefore
, the behavior of
people
should not go beyond the limits established by
law
.
Laws
are a powerful weapon for maintaining peace and harmony in society.
However
, every day and every
situation
can be
different
. You cannot generalize circumstances beyond a certain limit. It's the same with
laws
. You cannot apply the same
law
in every
situation
. He
must
be flexible. Growth requires
change
and flexibility.
In general
, there are
many
laws
. Breaking
laws
can take
many
forms.
Different
laws
apply in
different
situations
.
However
, within the framework of a specific type of crime, the
situation
may be
different
.
Therefore
, when deciding, it is necessary to
make
decisions taking into account the circumstances of a particular case.
For example
, it is necessary to consider whether a person committed a crime
intentionally
,
unintentionally
, for fun, or money.
Numerous historical examples
make
one
think
about the flexibility of
laws
. The last
law
is the one-child
rule
in China. This
law
was passed
to control the population of China. According to this
law
in China, each couple can
only
have one child.
Now
, after the earthquake, the Chinese
government
is thinking about revising this
law
.
Consequently
, as society grows and develops, corresponding
changes
in legislation
are required
.
Laws
must
keep
pace with the times.
Another example of a
law
that
changes
over
time
is the
law
on the legal heir. In ancient
times
,
only
the eldest son, or
only
the sons of the
family
, had the right to
family
property. As
time
went on, women began demanding that their rights
be respected
, the
law
changed
, and
now
all descendants have equal rights to
family
wealth. In this context, another aspect is
currently
playing a role. This is the will of the dying
man
.
Family
wealth
is distributed
according to the will of the dying person.
Likewise
, you cannot impose the same punishment on two
people
who kill other
people
for
different
reasons. Whereas one person could kill for personal gain, and another could kill to save his life. Both
situations
are completely
different
.
Undoubtedly
,
fixed
laws
help
judges determine whether a person is guilty or not.
However
, it
also
forces
people
to obey the
laws
as they fear punishment. This instills in them the fear that if they do something
wrong
, they will
be punished
.
Finally
, it can
be said
that there
must
be a balance between the two. There
must
be a
fixed
law
for each crime to
help
judges and the
government
set
rules
and regulations. It gives a sense of security and stability.
However
, at the same
time
, flexibility should
be exercised
in the application of
laws
in
different
circumstances. It should be possible to
change
existing and disappearing
laws
to
make
room for the development of society and justice for
people
.