Norms

• The behaviour of the human being is regulares by norms
• There are different types of norms: legal,social,religious,social, and
• Legal norms are social norms, but not all social norms are juridic.
• Religous norms are those established by religion to guide its followers on how they must behave.
• Social norms are rules that govern our behavior within society.
• Moral norms are those that establish what is right or wrong according to the values ​​of a person or group.
• Juridic or legal norms are obligatory and stablished by a juridic autority, so there are some institutions and regulations to make sure the society is contributing to the common good by respecting them.
• An state right is a right granted by the goverment to mame sure law is being implemented.
• Juridic norms can be heterogeneous, which means that they are established by another individual or instituition.
• Bilateral: Including obligations and rights
• Exterior: Meaning tbey are obligatorio even if they are against our power will
• Coercibles: They can be claimed by tangible sanctions,such a fines,imprisionment, or death.
• Juridic norms exist to make sure that the law is being applied in a fair and constant manner.
• Law is the science of justice, the rules of conduct that govern the relationship between individuals.