Resumo:

The Society and the Law are mutually and continually influencing each other. Law here ie refered to as a legal statute formally issued by a competent authority, no matter if strictu sensu, Law or any other kind of regulation emanated from a Democratic State of Law, enforced, subordinating, systematized in an ordainment capable to govern people´s social life. Society is constantly transformed by Law and, at the same time, the Law is transformed by the Society from which it emanates. As long as relations between people exist and exactly because of these relations, rises the legal issue of legal rule which, ultimately, we could consider as a socially qualified normative. Accordingly, the Law is a set of disciplines or systems that requires and imposes certain ways of conduct. They are guidelines, conditioning the limitations imposed on social behavior raised from the social behavior itself. To condition here is ment to interfere, to influence, to cause the action in a certain way. Every time a set of standards is institutionalized or some Law is issued, this Law or this set of rules is intended to orchestrate the life in Society, interfering on people´s behavior. That is the reality in any organized Society or so-called civilized Society, and everyday we have the opportunity to verify this vision embodied.