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The document discusses the meaning and purpose of law. It states that law establishes order in society by organizing people and imposing obligations on what they must and must not do. Additionally, law exists with the consent of the people as long as it respects liberty and natural rights. The ultimate goal of law is to establish justice and protect each person's rights, otherwise it risks becoming tyranny.
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Introduction law III Class
- 3. Two meanings › Shows the ambit of application of law › Its origin
- 4. Law is not just determined to guide the existence of men in society, represented by the State, families, associations, etc. Its society who creates the laws and establishes them by the competent authorities
- 6. Organization as a result of a system, to always organize men in society, It establishes an order in social life.
- 7. Imposes an obligation to give, do or not to do certain things. It only exists if its consented by the people. It has to always liberty and natural rights
- 9. Your liberty ends where the liberty of others start.
- 10. It means law is established for everyone, and its rules are backed up by the Coercive Power of the State.
- 11. The State can use its power so law is followed.
- 12. Law differs from moral, religion or politeness rules, because of its imposed fulfillment.
- 13. Supreme end of law, it consists in given to each person their rights, what belongs to them, what is theirs. The mean of law is to establish a just social order, otherwise law would be transformed into tiranny.
- 14. Tyranny