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Hey greater I hope you all are doing well I am also well today I am taking about the Basic Nations of Law I am thinking to @anasuleidy to organized this amazing challenge I will share you my entry but I am 2nd-year student and have not yet studied about law in detail it is perfectly fine to approach to these questions like a beginner's perspective. I can frame your responses as someone trying to understand the basic concepts of law and it is applications in everyday life. Here is the how I can address the assignment from my side:

So I start my post with part 1st :

Part I

What is law?

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As a 2nd-year student I understand law as the rules that guide how people behave in society. These rules are created to ensure peace and fairness and are enforced by authorities like the police and courts. Though I haven’t studied law deeply yet, I see its importance in keeping order and resolving conflicts.

Examples of Objective and Subjective Law:
From what I’ve learned so far:

Objective Law:

These are general rules for everyone. For example:

Traffic laws

like stopping at a red light.

Criminal laws

like prohibiting theft.

Subjective Law:

These are individual rights or freedoms, such as:

The right to the education.

The right to the personal safety.

**Case to Study Analysis:

The Objective Law in the case is the traffic rule requiring the driver to stop at a red light.

The Subjective Law comes in when the driver explains his right to act in his son’s best interest by rushing to the hospital during an emergency.

Part II

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Comparison Between a Law and a Norm:
Even though I’m still learning, I understand that:

A law is a formal rule set by the government, and breaking it can lead to legal consequences.

A norm is an informal rule agreed upon by a community or society, and breaking it may result in social disapproval but not legal punishment.

Case to Study Analysis:

Mr. Juan Perez violates the law by not paying rent, as it is a legal obligation under his rental agreement.

He violates a norm by keeping four dogs in the apartment, which goes against the building’s agreed rules of coexistence.

Part III

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Importance of Comparative Law:
Although I am new to this concept, I find Comparative Law interesting because it helps us understand how different countries solve similar problems through their legal systems. For example, learning how other countries deal with tenant issues or traffic laws can help improve the laws in our own country. It also shows how laws can reflect cultural differences, which makes studying them important in a globalized world.

This way, you are honestly acknowledging your level of knowledge while still engaging with the topic thoughtfully.
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