Law can be described as a normative science that lays down norms and standards for human behavior in specific situations, distinguishing it from other social sciences. Law is closely linked to society, developing and changing with societal developments and changes to adapt to new conditions and needs, with laws made and approved by the state having a territorial nature.
Law can be described as a normative science that lays down norms and standards for human behavior in specific situations, distinguishing it from other social sciences. Law is closely linked to society, developing and changing with societal developments and changes to adapt to new conditions and needs, with laws made and approved by the state having a territorial nature.
Law can be described as a normative science that lays down norms and standards for human behavior in specific situations, distinguishing it from other social sciences. Law is closely linked to society, developing and changing with societal developments and changes to adapt to new conditions and needs, with laws made and approved by the state having a territorial nature.
Law can be described as a normative science that lays down norms and standards for human behavior in specific situations, distinguishing it from other social sciences. Law is closely linked to society, developing and changing with societal developments and changes to adapt to new conditions and needs, with laws made and approved by the state having a territorial nature.
• It means which lays down norms and standards for human behavior in a specific situation • Law is distinguished from other social sciences by its normative character. • Law is very closely linked with society and therefore it develops and changes with the development and changes in society and is adapted to the changed conditions and needs • As laws are made and approved by the state therefore they can be said to be territorial in nature.