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1.2 What is law? Law enforcement Lydia Slobodian – Environment Law Center – Bonn (Germany)

What is law?

What is law? Influence behavior

What is law? Influence behavior Coordinate action

What is law? Influence behavior Coordinate action Achieve public goals (including conservation)

What is law? WHAT IS LAW?

What is law? Human conduct Binding Public authority

What is law? Law  ≠ Ethics, morality

What is law? Law  ≠ Ethics, morality

What is law? Not all action by public authority is lawful.

What is law? International law National law Local or community law

What is law? Customary law Islamic law

What is law? LEGAL PLURALISM Different types of law, from different legal sources.

What is law? ORDER OF APPLICATION

What is law? ORDER OF APPLICATION

What is law? SUBSTANTIVE LAW Creates rights and obligations.

What is law? PROCEDURAL LAW Creates processes within the legislative, judicial and administrative systems.

What is law?

What is law? Government

What is law? People Government

Businesses, organizations What is law? People Government Businesses, organizations

What is law? People Government Businesses, organizations Families & individuals

What is law? People Government Businesses, organizations State budgets Families & individuals

What is law? CONSERVATION People Government Businesses, organizations State budgets Families & individuals CONSERVATION