law enforcement

Abstract

The research discusses the importance of implementing laws given time and place, as it shows that legal texts are not absolute and subject to amendment and change according to subsequent legislative will. The research indicates that the application of the law depends on time and place, with emphasis on the duty to apply the law from the day following its publication, and on the importance of the addressees’ knowledge of the provisions and the availability of knowledge of them to achieve justice. The research also reviews the impact of changing political, economic and social conditions on laws, which requires amending them to suit modern developments. The research also addresses the conflict between old and new laws and their impact on the application of the law in terms of time, in addition to the effect of the geographical scope on the application of the law in terms of place. The research highlights the importance of understanding these dynamics to improve laws and enforce them effectively.