Test Your Knowledge on the Fundamentals of Law and Legitimate Authority

• Law is a rule of action or norm of conduct applicable to all kinds of action and objects of creation.
• In a strict legal sense, law is defined as a rule of conduct just and obligatory laid down by legitimate authority.
• Law has four elements: it is a rule of conduct, must be observed, must be enforced, and must be prescribed by legitimate authority.
• Legitimate authority to make laws is conferred upon those duly chosen by the sovereign people.
• Sovereignty resides in the people and all government authority emanates from them.
• Laws must be ordained for the common benefit.
• Law serves as guidelines for an individual in relation to his environment and to his community.
• Law must be observed as golden threads through society to approach its supreme ideal, which is the sway and dominance of justice.
• If laws are not enforced, the purpose for which they are intended will not be served.
• The Latin maxim of "salus Papuli Est Suprema" recognizes that laws must be ordained for the common good.

Do you know what law truly means and its importance in society? Test your knowledge on the definition, elements, and purpose of law with our quiz. From legitimate authority to common benefit, this quiz will challenge your understanding of the fundamental principles of law. Use keywords like rule of conduct, legitimate authority, sovereignty, and common benefit to make the description more specific to the quiz topic.