Good laws Help

Law as a means of social control: Two fold objectives of law to serve is, firstly, to keep up stability and afford orderly life in the society. Secondly, to persuade social change by changing itself according to the needs of the changing society. Thus, law is an important agency of social control. The society supervenes the law for bettermost socialization. Rule of law in any constitution is the bedrock for democracy. By putting fear in th minds of public, the law is a helpful agency for social control. Law regulates the behaviour of the people in society. Law, by using force, makes the people conscious about their duties and obligations. Law saves precious and good concepts of the society. The exploitation of the people is curbed through law. The constitution of India, criminal, civil laws and other statutes are designed to surmount this goal.

In india, RTI brought some changes - it brought more accountability. As the government was required to share information with the public. Still, RTI has not been implemented properly as most of the good appeals are rejected to save people at bigger posts. There are no records or logic of why an RTI and its appeal were rejected.

The last century has witnessed an unprecedented change in the American workplace. Starting in the 1920s, major laws were passed that guaranteed protections, redistributed power, and regulated everything from wages to hours to union-management to hiring practices. Racial minorities saw new laws reverse decades of discriminatory hiring practices, as did women, immigrants, older Americans, and other vulnerable groups. Laws were enacted to improve workplace safety, to prevent child labor, and to bolster unions while preventing union bosses from exploiting their own members.

The division of India and Pakistan after independence was also done basis laws and decisions taken by the government and Britishers at that point in time and everyone had to follow it blindly. There was no choice to even protest.

The Slave Trade Act 1807 - The effect of the Slave Trade Act, once passed, was rapid: the Royal Navy, which was the leading power at sea at the time, patrolled the coast of West Africa and between 1808 and 1860 freed 150,000 captured slaves. In 1833, slavery was finally banned throughout the British Empire. The power of laws eliminated slavery as well.

In the 21st century, the concept of universal health care witnessed Obama giving his name "Obamacare" in the strongest democracy - while he was alive. In India, after death, the name of the person is used.

The First Act of Supremacy 1534 - This declared that Henry VIII was the Supreme Head of the Church of England instead of the Pope. It gave Henry VIII additional licence to continue plundering and shutting down monasteries, which had been huge centres of power in England, with significant consequences in that their role in alleviating poverty, and providing healthcare and education, was lost; and it led to centuries of internal and external conflict between the Church of England and other faiths, some of which is still ongoing today.