Conclusion
There is no hard jacket or universal formula that can decide whether or not legislation should be employed to impose morality.
It can only be inferred that the amount of moral standard enforcement varies from situation to situation.
In instances when morality has a positive and beneficial influence on society, the law might be utilised to enforce s.
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How did religion influence morality in ancient times?
In ancient times, morality and religion weresynonymous.
Both the lawmakers and the laws they dictated were considered to be divinely inspired.
Hebraic law for instance supported the equation of law and morality.
But over the years that followed the possibility of laws that were legal and immoral was gradually accepted.
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Introduction
Law and morality are two normative systems that manage and regulate conduct in a human community to promote peaceful and successful inter-subjectivity among persons who acknowledge one another as right-bearers.
Both concepts are based on the principle of individual autonomy and equal respect for all people.
They have a mutually beneficial connectio.
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Is there a link between law and morality?
Today most of our laws are based on rationality although it would be wrong on our part to conclude thatthere is no continued linkage between the concepts of law and morality.
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LA Hart opined, "Criminal law still contains rules which can be attempts to enforce morality as such and involve nothing to be thought of as a harm to other persons1.
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Is there a link between morals and crimes?
This is not to reject the a posteriori link between morals and crimes, in the sense that it may be immoral to perform an act that is proclaimed to be criminal simply because one is morally obligated to follow society’s positive laws.
Though morality and legality can be differentiated, they are not completely separate entities.
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Meaning of Morality
Moralityis a collection of principles that enable people to live together in communities.
It’s what cultures deem “correct” and “acceptable.” Acting morally sometimes necessitates putting one’s short-term interests aside to serve society.
Individuals who violate these principles may be deemed immoral.
There appears to be little reason to believe th.
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What Criminal Wrong means?
A criminal wrongis something when the harm is more serious and affects the general public (including the individual victim).
The state can take direct action against the wrongdoer.
In this case, public denunciation or reparation provisions are ineffectual.
Wrongs such as dacoity, murder, abduction, sedition, treason, and the like disrupt the fabric.
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What is criminal law?
The corpus of law that deals with such crimes are known as criminal law.
It prohibits behaviour that is seen to be threatening, damaging, or otherwise dangerous to the property, health, safety, or moral welfare of others, including:
oneself. 