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A reasoning why it is acceptable to break the law
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A reasoning why it is acceptable to break the law

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Not necessarily. Even if there is a duty to obey the law, it might be trumped in specific cases by considerations of justice. Even if there is such a duty, then, unlawful strikes, whistle-blowing and other acts of disobedience might be justified.

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