Prompt:Devlin views the relationship between law and morality very differently than Mill. For Devlin, the law should be used to enforce public morality (he argues there is no theoretical limit to its right to enforce morality).Explain in your words his mostcompelling premisefor this position. In other words, what is the best reason the Devlin provides for his claim that the law should enforce public morality? Remember to review all your notes about philosophical arguments and premises!! Then, provide 5-6 sentences where you critically evaluate his reasoning. Here, you'll be arguing that either Devlin is right or wrong and offering supporting premises to back up your evaluation.