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What is the main reason why legal rules are considered social rules?
What is the main reason why legal rules are considered social rules?
- They are related to the relation between the individual and his God
- They regulate social relations within society (correct)
- They have immediate sanctions for violators
- They are imposed by public authority
Which form of relation does not fall within the scope of law according to the text?
Which form of relation does not fall within the scope of law according to the text?
- The relationships between the individual and his God (correct)
- The relationships among individuals within a society
- The relationships among states
- The relationships between the individual and himself
What does 'immediate sanction' refer to according to the text?
What does 'immediate sanction' refer to according to the text?
- Sanctions related to the relation between the individual and his God
- Sanctions imposed on the violator as soon as the violation is proven (correct)
- Sanctions with tangible effects on oneself or money
- Sanctions imposed by public authority
What does 'material sanction' mean in the context of the text?
What does 'material sanction' mean in the context of the text?
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Who is responsible for imposing penalties on violators of legal rules?
Who is responsible for imposing penalties on violators of legal rules?
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Legal Rules as Social Rules
- Legal rules are regarded as social rules because they regulate behavior and maintain societal order, reflecting collective values and norms.
- They serve to mediate conflicts and establish expectations regarding conduct within a community.
Relation Outside the Scope of Law
- Personal relationships, such as those based on love and friendship, typically do not fall within the scope of law, as these relationships are governed by social and moral codes rather than legal requirements.
Immediate Sanction
- Immediate sanction refers to a consequence that occurs directly after a violation of legal rules, ensuring prompt punishment or response to the offending behavior.
Material Sanction
- Material sanction denotes a tangible penalty, usually involving financial compensation or other physical repercussions, imposed on individuals who breach legal rules.
Responsibility for Imposing Penalties
- The state is responsible for imposing penalties on violators of legal rules, utilizing designated authorities such as courts and law enforcement agencies to enforce compliance and administer justice.
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