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Example of my work
Sources of Law and its' implications in the legal system.
When humans first began to live in groups they started to notice that in order to live in harmony and peace, they needed to live by certain rules. That is, one individual must know and respect the rights of another in order to co-exist. Henceforth we see human civilization striving to control human behavior in ways that they deemed fit. When languages formed into writing, the king of Babylon, Hammurabi, made arrangements for the laws that were exercised at that time, to be in script. However the most famous for ancient laws were that of Moses, which were found in the first five books of the bible. The Ten Commandments covers all laws that are required to be followed if the behavioral patterns of individuals are to be regulated in regard to one another. It is here that I debated with myself of the source of this particular ancient code. Was the source of Law, really the voice of God, or merely humans conscience by which we are governed to date to do what is right, and are occasionally reminded of our wrong doings with a throb of guilt? I decided to go with the latter, which is why I believe that the conscience, i.e. the mother of morality is what gave birth to law, jurisprudence and justice.
If we are to take a black letter approach to the study of the sources of law, one may find it satisfactory if it's defined as such: A source of law is from where a rule gains its potency. (As a student of law, and I find a certain provision in an act obscure, in an attempt to understand it, I would trace back to its source and comprehend its' correct interpretation). In the English Legal System, the primary sources of law are Legislation and Judicial Precedency and the subsidiary sources being Books of Authority and Customs.
