This lesson discusses the foundations and requirements necessary for the rule of law to take shape. The lesson compares law-abiding behavior among Iranians and citizens of Western countries, exploring the reasons why Iranians are inclined to violate the law. It explains that law-breakers themselves are not entirely to blame; a corrupt and ineffective system also bears responsibility. The lesson then examines the factors which play a role in resolving this issue.
This lesson is devoted to the basic concepts of legal sociology. The lesson introduces the founding fathers...
