California – January 17, 2023 – The law is important to society because it sets expectations for the behavior of citizens. “Law” refers to a set of regulations recognized by a particular nation or community that governs the behavior of its citizens through the imposition of penalties. It should also maintain the balance between the three branches of government and provide appropriate direction and order of conduct to all citizens. It keeps the world going. Without regulation there would be chaos and survival of the fittest would apply to all. The law is significant because it sets standards for what is appropriate behavior in society. Without them, social conflicts between groups and communities would arise.

Extradition is the legal process by which a state transfers an individual to another for criminal investigation or punishment. The framework for delivery to and from the United States is set out in treaties. While a treaty is any human-written, legally binding agreement between states that is governed by international law, whether it consists of a single document or a group of related agreements. USViolations is a website focused on the United States’ violations of international law, human rights and extradition treaties.

The spokesman for usViolations stated, “The legal resolution of a particular social or technological problem is a significant social action in and of itself, which has the potential to aggravate, alleviate, or even help solve the problem at hand.”