Which statement about a good law is true?

It has existed and remained unchanged for thousands of years.

It allows for different interpretations based on circumstance.

It is clearly written, strict, and specific to a particular time and place.

It is fair, reasonable, understandable, and enforceable.

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Jared Underwood

22 March, 23:54

Which statement about a good law is true?

It has existed and remained unchanged for thousands of years.

It allows for different interpretations based on circumstance.

It is clearly written, strict, and specific to a particular time and place.

It is fair, reasonable, understandable, and enforceable.

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Corbin Howell · Answer 1

It is fair, reasonable, understandable, and enforceable.

Explanation:

Good law is the one that is the one that

does not discriminate, is the same for everyone and is in the interest of the people, therefore it should be fair is not too harsh, strict or rigid, or difficult to obey - it should be reasonable is understandable to people living under it, easy to learn and to know as everyone who lives under this law should know it's ideas has the capability of being enforced

Law changes over time and throughout history, and it can't stay the same as the social circumstances change. However it should not be dependable of these circumstances, but be applied during the same time equally.

Which statement about a good law is true?It has existed and remained unchanged for thousands of years.It allows for different interpretations based on circumstance.It is clearly written, strict, and specific to a particular time and place.It is fair, reasonable, understandable, and enforceable.