The Importance Of Law

Imagine a world without having any law enact to punish the wrong doers. Individuals would be aptly described as weak willed animals that are easily swayed by the slightest sight or sniff of power, and money. One would essentially turn towards to greed, and corruption for answers, and additionally would gain control of society’s way of operating, and functioning because the power would be shifted in the hands of those individuals. Therefore, society would become a dangerous environment for individuals to thrive, and flourish in because people would be divided between the thin line of knowing what is right, and wrong, and would fail to cooperate as a whole, in order to achieve the greater good. That’s why today in our contemporary society two …show more content…
Absence of our legal system would provide opportunities for different types of criminal act to take place, and would make every member of our society vulnerable. Today, because of our constitutional law set in place has help create equality among the people, and because we have a law system, it ensures individuals to have the same chances, power, and freedom as another person. For example, when an individual is trying to find a job the law protects them from being discriminated against, because of their race, religion, gender, age, sex, and ethnicity, and in turn aren’t turned down for the job. These set of rules in our constitution enhances the possibility of one becoming successful in their careers, because if an individual is expected to dress, behave, and look a certain way and were denied the job, than people would have less job opportunities that would cause them to suffer economically. The individual wouldn’t be able to provide, and afford resources for their families which would make them poverish or turn towards crime, and seek money doing crimes in order to get money, and provide for their families. Secondly, our constitutional laws help individuals practice …show more content…
These laws make it possible for an individual to vote for a democratic party that favors their values and beliefs, and think would make a an effective society. Even though in societies many individuals vote for different parties that suit their standards, people dont judge or get offended by other peoples views, and still are united as a group. If we didn’t have the constitutional law outlining these rights individuals would be forced to vote for a party that would go against their belief system, and additionally cause many obstacles for society to function properly, and become a diverse neighborhood. This would cause many individuals to divide themselves into different groups and create their own law system under which people would be forced to oblige to different cultural practices and essentially assimilate into these groups. If the people didn’t follow them, than they would be condescended and patronized upon by society. For example, when the europeans invaded the first nations land, and took over their resources, because they thought they were superior than other religions, caused the Europeans to commit crimes just to gain power and superiority. That’s why today we have the law system that gives people the rights to live their life 's according to their choice, and be content at the same time. The utilitarian aim to achieve the greater good for the greatest many is effective for the majority of the