Essays about Law
Modern society is impossible without the existence of laws. Laws limit the crime of a person, put him in a certain moral and value framework. After all, what would happen to our society if lawlessness and anarchy flourished around? It’s even hard to imagine.
The law protects every person from crimes and offenses in his direction. Law enforcement agencies are involved in protecting people through the use of laws: police, prosecutors and others. All people are equal before the law, and the presumption of innocence is used in our state, which reads as follows: "A person is innocent until proven otherwise."
If a person is suspected of committing a crime, he is detained (or a written undertaking not to leave the place is taken) while the investigation is searching for evidence proving or disproving his guilt. Each person against whom a crime or offense was committed has the right to seek help from law enforcement agencies by writing a statement that must be considered. A person has the right to also withdraw the application.
One of the main responsibilities of each person and of society as a whole is to comply with laws. All laws of the state are spelled out in regulatory legal documents: criminal, administrative, civil procedural, tax, labor, etc. Lawyers, judges, lawyers are also involved in the study and application of these documents, in addition to law enforcement officers. A lawyer can be hired by any person who is an accused who needs protection during the trial.
The importance of laws in the life of a person and the state is rather difficult to overestimate.
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