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Introduction William O. Douglas said, "Common sense often makes good law." Well that is what laws essentially are, rules and regulations that make sure common sense is followed. One could even say that laws are enforced ethics. Laws serve several roles and functions in business and society, and this paper will discuss those roles and functions.
What is law?
According to Reference.com (2007), law is defined as: "rules of conduct of any organized society, however simple or small, that are enforced by threat of punishment if they are violated. Modern law has a wide sweep and regulates many branches of conduct." Essentially law is the rules and regulations that aid in governing conduct, handling disputes, and dealing with criminal actions.
Roles of Law
The law serves many roles in business and society. Where this is most apparent is in its three classifications:
1. Criminal and Civil Law – Criminal law is the law through which public commitment of crimes are prosecuted by governing bodies, whereas civil law is the law through which private parties may bring lawsuits against one another for real or imagined wrongdoings. That is, criminal law would deal with the prosecution of a crime such as one person hitting another with their car, and civil law would deal with the lawsuit, as the person hit would sue the driver of the car for monetary compensation.
2. Substantive and Procedural Law – Substantive laws are the social rights and duties of people, and procedural law are guidelines through which government bodies or courts deal with breaches in substantive law. In other words, substantive law would state that hitting someone with a car and driving off is a crime, while procedural law would define how the courts could try and sentence in the case.
3. Public and Private Law – Public law is the framework of guidelines defining the relationship between the government and individuals, and private law is the guidelines through which individuals or groups interact with one another. For example, public law has subdivisions that include constitutional, administrative, and criminal law, whereas private law would cover such areas as contracts and privately-owned properties.
These three classifications of law affect both business and society, through not only the guidelines defining what is and is not a crime, but also through protection for both. The examples above talked about a car hitting an individual. If it were taken one step further and the car belonged to a business, there are laws in place safeguarding the culpability of the business from the incident since though it is a company car, the company itself was not driving it. Instead the driver and only the driver would be the one at fault, and the victim would have only the driver to seek compensation or prosecution against.
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Summarize current legislation regarding workers' rights.
Does not summarize current legislation regarding workers' rights.
Summarizes outdated legislation regarding workers' rights.
Summarizes current legislation regarding workers' rights.
Summarizes the current legislation regarding workers' rights, and provides supporting examples.
Describe any trends or historical perspectives that foreshadow probable change.
Does not describe any trends or historical perspectives that foreshadow probable change.
Lists trends or historical perspectives related to the workplace but description does not include information about probably change.
Describes any trends or historical perspectives that foreshadow probable change.
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Anticipate future changes in the law.
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Anticipates future changes in the law.
Anticipates future changes in the law, and provides supporting examples.
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Lists reasons why the laws change.
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Analyzes the reasons why the law can be expected to evolve, and provides supporting examples.
Analyze current employment laws affecting the workplace.
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Analyzes current employment laws affecting the workplace.
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Constitutional and Contract Laws and their Influences on Modern Business
Laws are based
on doctrines, policies, and ethical foundations which if brought and used appropriately offer an added advantage to the co-existence of society. The foundation of law is
fundamentally based in the field of psychology, which assists in the conversation of our existence, nature, and how it relates to the natural balance of mankind
. These are the thoughts of John Locke’s theory of the natural balance to human existence, rights, and ability to make decisions. Therefore, the discussion focuses on the existence of the American Constitution, its origins, and how it
influences the mode of contractual agreements in modern business.
The nature of constitutional law in the U.S
Constitutional law is a body of doctrines, laws, regulations, and policies that offer
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has become a culture because organizations, churches, states, parliament, and businesses have different constitutions, which define a set of rules or doctrines that assist in community observation, and organizational operations. Therefore, the nature of the constitutional law in the American community refers to the rules set by the states on their respective rights to the community, and society (Rossum & Tarr, 2016). Therefore, the Constitution can take different forms, and this often includes
changes in society and how the Constitution impacts the community’s operations, rules, and regulations. Due to multiple States, constitutional law changes to meet community expectations.
a) Where did it originate?
The origins of the Constitution are attributed to the philosophy of John Locke’s thoughts on human beings possessing the rights to their own opinions. The foundations of Locke’s theory developed the foundations for Natural law (Rossum & Tarr, 2016). Natural law’s essence is to limit the powers of men, and to make sure the men in the community rights are protected. The increase in a man’s power in the community illustrated the change in how a man’s actions does not overcome societal boundaries. In 1776, the Declaration of Independence indicated the social understanding of the laws of man, and how to increase the rules as a way of meeting the expectations of society (Rossum & Tarr, 2016). The philosophy and foundations of Natural law led to the creation, planning, and inception of the Constitution.
b) By what right are laws made?
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