WHAT INFLUENCES LAW?.

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WHAT INFLUENCES LAW?

It is a dynamic process that evolves and adapts to society. WHAT INFLUENCES LAW? The law is not static. It is a dynamic process that evolves and adapts to society.

WHAT INFLUENCES LAW? Demographic changes (immigration, gender count, education, employment) Technological changes (internet use and privacy, motor vehicle trends) Changes in values (anti-smoking legislation, gay marriage legislation, drinking and driving) Events /Circumstances(9/11-anti-terrorist act, war, income tax act) Religion History/ancient civilizations (code of Hammurabi) Other:___________________

FUNCTIONS OF LAW Helps us avoid or settle disputes Sets out rights and obligations Provides remedies Maintains order and provides protection Sets up structure of government Directs how to make laws

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