Principle of Legality in Law

The principle that laws must be clear, precise, and understandable to the public.

A law that is unclear or ambiguous, leaving room for interpretation and potentially unequal application.

A law defining what constitutes appropriate clothing in public.

Whether a law adheres to legal principles.

Uncertainty or lack of clarity in a law or statement.

The quality of being easy to understand and precise in meaning.

A law with clearly defined terms and boundaries.

A law where interpretation differs or is applied unfairly to different people.

Actions and behavior performed in a public place.

An act that violates the law and carries a punishment.