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There are various schools of legal thought. One of those theories is legal positivism which provides that

there is no higher law than a nation or state's written law, and there is no "higher" moral law. If a nation has a written law, it must be followed.

laws should be interpreted based on the social and political context.

a universal law applies to all humans, and written state laws should reflect that "higher law." If a state law does not reflect that higher law, the state law need not be followed.

laws vary depending on which judge is presiding.