Law policy refers to a set of principles and guidelines that govern the formulation, implementation, and enforcement of laws within a society. It encompasses the objectives and rationale behind legal rules and regulations, as well as the processes involved in their creation and application. Law policy aims to address social issues, regulate behavior, and ensure justice while balancing the rights and responsibilities of individuals and institutions. It involves consideration of legal frameworks, socio-economic factors, and the impact of laws on communities. Law policy can be shaped by various stakeholders, including government agencies, advocacy groups, and the public, and is influenced by historical, cultural, and political contexts.
The new law allows the State Inspection Board (DDK) to dismiss public officials without judicial oversight, raising concerns about democratic integrity. This move is seen as a strategy to strengthen…