Norms

/ˈnɔrmz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Standards or rules governing conduct recognized and upheld by a legal system or social group.
    Legal norms dictate the acceptable behavior within a society.

Forms

  • norm

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'norms' often refer to socially or legally established standards influencing behavior and interpretation of laws.

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