To understand laws you must study social conditions and background(effects all of society). Social ideas are a reaction to backgrounds(motivate people example is taxation without representation). People in the concept of law are individuals who help reactions(Pam Pleteers, Patrick Henry). To understand the law you must know those three key things in the Sociologist point of view...
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To understand the law you must know those three key things in the Sociologist point of view. Sociologists also see laws as rules sanctioned by the government, not necessarily norms.
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