Law And Criminality: How Is The Law System Different Between Countries
Law and criminality
How is the law system different between countries? Do different law and criminality systems affect the development of a country?
Every country should follow a specific set of laws to maintain peace and order in it and preventing often conflicts and problems amongst the people living there. Laws vary according to the type of government followed by the country, for sure a Monarchy has entirely different laws from a Democratic country, considering an example, in a Monarch country people do not have the right to protest against the government whereas, in a Democratic country, everyone can criticize and state their objections towards any decision taken by the government.
Causes and consequences:
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Many citizens of the country follow Christianity. However, the United States does not follow laws set up by any religion. Its laws are derived from five sources: constitutional law, statutory law, treaties, administrative regulations, and the common law. Nationally, people think that the reason behind the success and well maintenance of order in the USA is its laws which are not related to religion or any cultural belief. Saudi Arabia or KSA is also considered a developed country although it follows laws set up according to the Islam religion which is followed in the country (sharia law). Peace is being maintained in these countries so far. On the other hand, the law in countries with poor economic and financial conditions like Yemen is not well maintained and many violators are able to escape without being punished. Law and criminality system in Yemen was well constructed earlier but as many disputes and conflicts occurred in the country, the economic condition of the country came to a halt and therefore the law had also been …show more content…
From a personal perspective, I think that law is an effective factor when it comes to how developed a country is. Considering an example, a country which has harsh laws and punishes violators oppressively by making them pay fines-if the crime is not serious- will be maintaining peace and order in the country more than a country in which the crime detection and punishment system are low. The economy of this country will also be well maintained as it can be benefited from the fines paid by people. Some countries also force the foreigners to pay taxes. Taxes also help the country develop in many ways: it can be used to fix the muddy roads thus reducing traffic and jams, it can also be used to develop the infrastructure of the country. Although most of the people think it is not fair to collect taxes from foreigners, it is the most suitable decision to help the country stay stable and saves it from collapsing during the current affairs happening all over the
How is the law system different between countries? Do different law and criminality systems affect the development of a country?
Every country should follow a specific set of laws to maintain peace and order in it and preventing often conflicts and problems amongst the people living there. Laws vary according to the type of government followed by the country, for sure a Monarchy has entirely different laws from a Democratic country, considering an example, in a Monarch country people do not have the right to protest against the government whereas, in a Democratic country, everyone can criticize and state their objections towards any decision taken by the government.
Causes and consequences:
Different laws are set up in …show more content…
Many citizens of the country follow Christianity. However, the United States does not follow laws set up by any religion. Its laws are derived from five sources: constitutional law, statutory law, treaties, administrative regulations, and the common law. Nationally, people think that the reason behind the success and well maintenance of order in the USA is its laws which are not related to religion or any cultural belief. Saudi Arabia or KSA is also considered a developed country although it follows laws set up according to the Islam religion which is followed in the country (sharia law). Peace is being maintained in these countries so far. On the other hand, the law in countries with poor economic and financial conditions like Yemen is not well maintained and many violators are able to escape without being punished. Law and criminality system in Yemen was well constructed earlier but as many disputes and conflicts occurred in the country, the economic condition of the country came to a halt and therefore the law had also been …show more content…
From a personal perspective, I think that law is an effective factor when it comes to how developed a country is. Considering an example, a country which has harsh laws and punishes violators oppressively by making them pay fines-if the crime is not serious- will be maintaining peace and order in the country more than a country in which the crime detection and punishment system are low. The economy of this country will also be well maintained as it can be benefited from the fines paid by people. Some countries also force the foreigners to pay taxes. Taxes also help the country develop in many ways: it can be used to fix the muddy roads thus reducing traffic and jams, it can also be used to develop the infrastructure of the country. Although most of the people think it is not fair to collect taxes from foreigners, it is the most suitable decision to help the country stay stable and saves it from collapsing during the current affairs happening all over the