To learn about the institutions that make and enforce law it is an interesting subject because it will help you
in understanding the fundamental concepts of law that will assist you with studying and understanding
other areas of law and we will also be learning how to read cases and statutes which as you know is one of
the essential skills a lawyer must develop i’m going to start with the basics and encourage you to think what
is law before child why this is an important question what are your thoughts on this why do you think we
need to consider this question your first response might be that it’s natural to wonder about the law if you
are going to study law or we have to face rules and regulations in our daily day–to-day life well you’re right
to some extent we come across legal rules all the time like the last time you bought something from a shop
or did an online purchase and you benefited from consumer protection laws or let’s say you are making a
video with your smartphone to share it with your family and friends and you want to add some cheerful
music in the background so you start looking for music on the Internet you find a collection of music on a
website but the website allows the use of music under a Creative Commons license So what is love the law
is a system of rules that are enforced through the common law institutions to govern behavior and conduct
in the UK law is made by the parliament and is executed by the executive through rules and regulations the
judges also uphold the law through binding president the formation of laws is influenced by the
constitutional arrangement and the rights are enforced by European Convention on human rights the law
