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Laws are loosely written to effectively apply to anything and are interpreted by the courts. Sentences are subjectively and unevenly applied depending on the 'c
by callamdelaney 2y ago
Laws are loosely written to effectively apply to anything and are interpreted by the courts. Sentences are subjectively and unevenly applied depending on the 'circumstances' of the offender.
- philwelch 2y ago> Laws are loosely written to effectively apply to anything and are interpreted by the courts. This is called "English common law" and it is a feature American law shares with many other English-speaking countries.