Law
- Laws are enacted and implemented by the Government
- Can be implemented even by force when necessary
- Violation of Law is punishable
- Law controls the external behaviour of citizens
- Law is specific
- There are institutions that implement
the Law that is subjected to interpretation - Law is implemented uniformly throughout human society
- The span of Law is narrow
- Laws can be framed as an approach to the problems when they occur
- It is related to conscience and wisdom
- Based on customs and manners, social experiences and religious influences
- When justice is violated such a person is subjected to social punishments such as isolation in society.
- Related to human feelings
- Justice is not something implemented by the state
- Justice is sometimes found vague and not specific
- Justice is built on individual and social diversity
- Justice is found to expand in a broad manner
- Based on human feelings, a social approach is created
