Law school story | Part 1

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Law Professor: 

Can you explain the concept of legality? 


Law Student: 

Legality is the state of being in accordance with the law. 


Law Professor: 

And what is the purpose of the law? 


Law Student: 

The purpose of the law is to promote justice and protect the rights of individuals. 


Law Professor: 

So, if something is legal, it must be just and is in protection of the rights of individuals? 


Law Student: 

Yes. 


Law Professor: 

And if something is illegal, it must be unjust and violative of the rights of individuals, right? 


Law Student: 

Yes. 


Law Professor: 

So, if a law is passed stating that it is illegal to breathe, then breathing would be illegal? 


Law Student: 

Yes, apparently. 


Law Professor: Therefore, if a law is passed making breathing illegal, we would all be obligated to stop breathing in order to uphold the law, right? 


Law Student: I am confused. 🤔🤨😕 


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