To maintain social order

To protect individual rights

To resolve disputes

To promote economic growth

Legislation

Judicial precedent

Customary law

Religious texts

The principle of following precedent

The principle of judicial review

The principle of natural justice

The principle of proportionality

Civil law deals with disputes between individuals, while criminal law deals with crimes against society.

Civil law is based on the principle of compensation, while criminal law is based on the principle of punishment.

Civil law is enforced by the government, while criminal law is enforced by private individuals.

Civil law is less serious than criminal law.

Law establishes and protects fundamental rights and freedoms.

Law provides remedies for violations of individual rights.

Law ensures equal treatment under the law.

All of the above

Law provides a stable and predictable environment for businesses to operate.

Law protects property rights and encourages investment.

Law facilitates trade and commerce.

All of the above

Globalization and the rise of transnational corporations

Technological advancements and the digital age

Increasing inequality and social unrest

All of the above

Strengthening independent judiciaries

Promoting legal education and awareness

Fighting corruption and promoting transparency

All of the above

Law and morality are always in conflict.

Law and morality are always in harmony.

Law and morality sometimes overlap, but they are distinct concepts.

Law is always based on morality.

De jure law is the law that is written down and officially recognized, while de facto law is the law that is actually practiced.

De jure law is the law that is created by the legislature, while de facto law is the law that is created by the courts.

De jure law is the law that is enforced by the government, while de facto law is the law that is enforced by private individuals.

De jure law is always just, while de facto law is not always just.

To create a legal solution to a problem that would otherwise have no solution.

To make the law more just and equitable.

To make the law more efficient and effective.

All of the above

Lex scripta is the written law, while lex non scripta is the unwritten law.

Lex scripta is the law that is created by the legislature, while lex non scripta is the law that is created by the courts.

Lex scripta is the law that is enforced by the government, while lex non scripta is the law that is enforced by private individuals.

Lex scripta is always just, while lex non scripta is not always just.

Law provides a peaceful and orderly mechanism for resolving disputes.

Law ensures that disputes are resolved fairly and justly.

Law helps to prevent disputes from escalating into violence.

All of the above

Positive law is the law that is created by humans, while natural law is the law that is derived from nature.

Positive law is the law that is enforced by the government, while natural law is the law that is enforced by conscience.

Positive law is always just, while natural law is not always just.

Positive law is more important than natural law.

The principle that no one should be punished for an act that was not a crime at the time it was committed.

The principle that everyone is equal before the law.

The principle that the government must act in accordance with the law.

All of the above