What is the difference between objective law and subjective law if your answer is that subjective law is body of rights than why it is called law?

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what is the well-known definition of law?

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by Susie Matt , accountant,secetary, manager in kingsclearners laundry.volunteered , federal mortgage bank of nigeria,newborn project limited.

Because most government are highly.corrupt

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