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Law is a tool created by the state to maintain order and control over the citizens. There are different types of ways a law can be developed, as well as different types of ways a law can be interpreted. Despite the differences, all of the laws were created for the same purpose; and that is to bring peace through out the country.

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Law is now the fourdation of society. Without laws, government cannot exist, and states cannot exist either.

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In my opinion, the law can simply be seen as set of stipulated rules in any society, that regulate the behaviour of the people within it. Compliance to said laws is encouraged by the attachment of punishments for recalcitrance.

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Law is a set of rules imposed by the government to enforce behaviors accepted by their culture, people, and history.

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People do nothing without law. Law is a creative thing created by human and service for human. People need law just like fish need water.

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The law is a set of system that created by the people consciously or unconsciously to try to emulate the law of nature to put human society into order or stable state just like how the nature is in its form of harmony

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Law is a codified expression of a state's moral standards, put in place and enforced by the state that creates it. It is used as an extension of the social contract- laws are the state's requirement for rule.

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I think law is a set of rules and amends that control how people should behave in society so this one can have oder.  I think is directly related with being "a good citizen" and sometimes with a person´s or society´s moral. Law may change depending on the social, historical or political context.

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Law is a set of rules set by the representatives/head of a country/region. We follow the laws to maintain the peace of a country, but it does not always align with our own belief. When someone commits a crimes or violates regulations, we refer to law to resolve the problems. However, in everyday life, we often act according to our opinion instead of the law.

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I feel that law is a system of rules that the government/authority enforce on the public in order to maintain a sort of peace. Law can also be defined as a set of rules that define what the majority of people consider as good behaviour for moral, religious or emotional reasons. Law can also be considered as a grey area ( what's legal and what's not ), because firstly there are many types of law ( criminal law, civil law, tort law etc ). Secondly, views on how the law works is subjected to different interpretation by individuals under different circumstances.

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Law is a clearly- written standard set by government, it helps us to justify whether something is correct or not while we are doing something on our own, or having conflict with others. Somehow laws decrease crime rate by using punishments like imprisonment and penalty to scare people from behaving illegally.   However, obeying laws can only make a country seems to be peaceful, but not morally great. Not offending any laws is just the lowest requirement for a good citizen.

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Law is the norm of human behavior, which plays an important role in maintaining social order and standardizing the ethics and morality. And it is also the regulation that the human beings must abide by in society.
From ancient times to the present, laws and norms similar to laws have been the foundation of a country's establishment. For example, Rome's Twelve Copper Table Law is the representative of the early Western law. It stipulated the private ownership of slave owner and litigation procedures at that time and restricted the right of aristocratic judges to interpret the law at will. Thus it played a role of regulating and balancing social order.

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i think law is an organized set of rules that govern a state or a group of people.

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Law is the overarching term that describes actions that people can or cannot do in exchange for residing in any given country.

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Law is a set of rules meant to be upheld by a society that has 'appropriate' consequences doled out for failure to do so

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In my opinion, Law is a set of rules (rights and obligations) by which a community regulates its affairs. It is derived from ethics, culture, religion, values, and the like. These rules can also be enforced in a court of law.

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The law is an ever-changing set of rules that have evolved and been modified throughout history

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Law is a set of rules and regulations of a country which individuals residing have to follow.

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The law is a set of rules that the state creates in an effort to protect the rights and ideals of each individual in a particular society.

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Law is not the only thing that guides the behave of a society, morality, intelligence are doing the same work also. However, law is the ultimate one, which can rule when people are not doing according to morality and intelligence they should follow.

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Law is not the only thing that guides the behave of a society, morality, intelligence are doing the same work also. However, law is the ultimate one, which can rule when people are not doing according to morality and intelligence they should follow.

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I think that Law is a social contract that all citizens living with the benefits reaped from a free society agree to and abide by. I could be wrong.

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Law is a set of rules that one is forced to follow in order to live in a society as citizen. they are usually built over years of judicial decisions and they tend to change constantly.

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Law is rules on what can and cannot be done in a country or place.

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Law is a set of enforceable rules determined by Parliament to govern society.

In an ideal world, the law acts to safeguard and uphold the rights of the people. However, there are examples whereby the law serves contrary to it's intended purpose. For instance, the rights of certain minority groups or a more niche demographic of society might be compromised due to the presence of archaic law that may need to be reformed. That, then opens another can of worms in that the evolution of law does not exactly happen parallel to the evolution of society.

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Law serves as a norm of conducts for citizens and to a certain extent guided a societies behaviour however it sometimes does not necessarily guide the ‘misbehaving society’.

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Law is a set of rules which was set by government, which requires people to know what we can do and what we can not, people are imposed and enforced to follow it.

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Law is a set of rules which was set by government, which requires people to know what we can do and what we can not, people are imposed and enforced to follow it.

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A set of rules and references that a country follows in order to maintain civilaisation and order.

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A system of regulations set for a society, where the rationality of people is taken into account.

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To see if this work. How fastcis

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Even if a government decides to forbid all forms of intellectual conversation the idea itself will come from a human intellect. Probably based on a human desire to control the populous and create some form of cult of personality. Then the law will be the 'Dura lex, sed lex'. An unjust law but a law non the less. That would be a example of the failure of the human morality. since to some extent the law makers must know what they are doing is wrong since it takes away a basic human right of thought. But most laws in the western society's are based on democratic principles and understanding of one another. It is unnatural for us humans to act this way (to find consensus instead of fighting or to give a minority group some help when it's natural to ignore those who aren't amongst us etc.) But because we have the intellect to empathize with one another our modern law is mostly the 'Good Law'. So the concept of law can be tainted or perverted but it's essence to find a common ground among us as a species can be called a greatest masterpiece after all. (of course I would be remise if I forgot to say chocolate comes as a close second ^^)

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Should people be allowed to get away with breaking the law just by saying "I didn't know that was the law?" or by saying "I don't agree with that law". What would happen in society then?

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What do we mean by the State? Is it just the Government / Legislature or can it include our Judiciary and Courts?

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The law is a system of rules formulated by a nation state. These rules are used to settle disputes, justly penalize and govern a nation in terms of what one can and cannot do specifically according to the state.

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The law is a set of rules which shows what actions the state deems to be acceptable or unacceptable in a country.

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Does law dictate how society behaves, or correct a misbehaving society? Is law the only thing that guides how a society behaves?

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What if some of the citizens do not recognise the laws? Are they no longer laws? How do laws get passed down by a state?

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I'm playing devil's advocate here, but...
What if people are unaware of the law? Do they simple not do anything?
Can you elaborate on the part of your answer which states "following the law isn't always the best choice?

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Food for thought... Do all laws follow morals? If a state was to create a law forbidding intellectual conversations, woud law still be the 'Greatest Masterpiece of the human intellect.'?

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Law is the guiding principle that dictates how society behaves, differentiating under different administrations, cultures and peoples.

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Law is the set of rules passed down by the state and recognised by the state and citizens.

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Law is generally the ultimate rule which people follow before they do anything; however, following the law isn't always the best choice.

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Law is the failure of human morality and the Greatest Masterpiece of the human intellect.