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It does not result in the satisfactory enforcement of the law, but in its wider evasion.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIt does not result in the satisfactory enforcement of the law, but in its wider evasion.
He argues that ineffective enforcement leads to greater law evasion, undermining the rule of law.
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