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This 3 page paper considers how the law may be used as a tool for social engineering. The writer looks at the way it may have direct and indirect effect and ends by proposing a law with the aim of social engineering. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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is one of these tools, both Lord Devlin and Lord Hart argued that the law should, and could, enforce a moral code on society however the way it ma be
used as a social engineering tool was seen in different ways by both of these well known commentators and the way it was to be used. The idea of the
law being used as a toll then raising some interesting questions in the way it can and should be used. The law may be seen as a way of
enforcing a moral code or values for society. This is how Lord Devlin (1965) saw the law. However, it was seen as merely a tool, the original of the
moral code it was enforcing was not in the law but in the law makers and as such it was a tool that should reflect the views of the populace
and as such the manipulation is of the minatory. For Hart (1994) it was the law was based on duty and moral were seen as personal, here Hart sees the
law as more universal and as a way of enforcing values that even the majority may not hold, as it is a guiding tool, pointing the way to what should
be, rather than a reflective tool, reflecting opinion. The way the law is seen to operate to enforce these with a duel purpose, but different commentators will emphasis different
aspects of the way the law works. The law may be seen as having a deterrent effect. If people know that a specific act is against the law then the
prospect of punishment may be enough to deter undesired behaviour. For example, if there is a society where there is a problem with antisocial behaviour, if a law is introduced
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