Law vs. Legislation
The discussion delves into the distinction between legislation, which is the formal rules set by legislatures, and law, which is shaped by societal norms and behaviors. Norms create the expectations that guide actions, while legislation serves as a more rigid framework. This exploration highlights the complexities of how laws function in practice compared to their written forms.In this clip
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