Answer:
- Laws are based on observations.
- Laws are factual statements.
- Laws can be changed or replaced.
Explanation:
Laws are defined as "a system of rules recognized by a particular country as the regulator of the actions of its members which will be enforced by the imposition of penalties".
In order to create a law, the legislative body responsible for their administration must first analyze and observe the behavior of individuals within a society in order to determine what needs to be enforced. Laws however won't necessarily explain the observations they were based on with explicit prose.
Laws can be described as factual statements given their nature to be true and indisputable, and they may be changed or replaced if the legislative body deems it prioritary.
