Part+Two+Formal+and+Informal+Rules

1.
 * Part 2: History & Evolution of Law**
 * Formal and Informal Rules:**
 * **Environment** || **Rule** || **Formal** || **Informal** ||
 * **Classrom** || **No chewing gum** ||  || * ||
 * **Stores** || **No stealing** || * ||  ||
 * **Library** || **Be quiet** ||  || * ||
 * **Writers** || **No Copyrighting** || * ||  ||
 * **Home** || **Keep room clean** ||  || * ||
 * **Work** || **No texting** ||  || * ||

2. To me rules are required to keep a soceity at peace and it gives everyone a general idea of what is acceptable and what isn't. Rules are just and fair because it keeps order. Written laws make it so you know the right and wrong and it is a guidline of how to act. It gives everyone a feeling of equal because no matter who you are the laws can't change for each individual. Laws and rules are also just and fair because it gives a society order and if we didn't have them people could do what they wanted whenever and wherever because there were no basic rules tought to them.

3. I believe that some environments need formal rules because they are serious offenses like stealing, killing, and/ or raping among other things. These need formal rules because it is more of a menace to soceity. While those require formal rules some require informal rules such as a library, classrom, and/or your house. These require informal rules because they are basic rules that can change depending on the location and the "ruler" of the location. Formal rules in my opinion are rules that are followed as a society as a whole and informal rules are followed by some people but can be broken without huge amounts of consequences.

4. Some positive rules include Handicapped parking zone, no parking in fire lanes, and no driving on playgrounds or parks. These are positive rules because handi-caps can not always walk across the whole parking lot due to their illnesses or disabillities, especially if the parking lot is a big one. No parking in fire lanes or no driving on playgrounds and parks are also positive rules because it ensures the safety of people, there could be a fire while your parked in that zone and they may not be able to get to the hydrant for water so that would result in injuries or huge amounts of damage. Driving on playgrounds or parks could also be dangerous because kids could be playing on them, and you may hit them. A negative role, to me, would be the rule about riding a bicycle. The Bylaw of Tisdale states that anyone riding a bicycle must have either one or both hands on their handle bars. I believe that that should be up to the rider. They know what they can handle and what they can not. Riding with no hands isn't a threat to the soceity as a whole, only the one cycling, so it should be up to them.