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DISCUSSEDBY BATES
Spaks On Relationship Between
Legal Systems And
Morality
CITES CHANGING CODES
"Legal systems are not wholly
consistent with morality," said
Dean Henry M. Bates, of the Law
school, at the sixth of a. series of
canpus forums sponsored by the
Student Christian association.
"However, there is a necessary re-
lationship between law and morals
in any system' of law that possibly
could endure."
legal systems cannot be identical
with morality for two reasons;,
Dean Bates pointed out. "First, in
many lavws there is no question of i
right or wrong. Method, not1
ethic, is the subject of the law.
The principle of 'Keep to the
Right' doesnot consider right or
wrong at. all, but it is none the
less necessary. The second reason
is that many of the latest and sub-
tiest conceptions of right arid
wrong are not enforceable, and in
many cases pialic opinion has not
fially decid on the matter. For'
instance, if ~a' able-bodied swim-
mer were to stand on the bank of;
a stream and Watch a man drown
without. offerin to save him, he
would be coMmnitting an immoral
act, but there is no possible law
that could force the mian to act
di fferently."
"There is nothing t support the.
view /that a law should not be
obeyed ibecause it is a mistake or
because one does not agree' with
it. Even a' burglar does not agreej
with the law that is supposed tol
control him. Very often, a law
runs counter to one's conscience.
The fugitive slave laws before the
Civil war were. an example of this,
when many Northerners violated
the law because of the dictates of
their conscience. If I had been on
the earth then, I probably would
have done the same thing."
Dean Bates commented on the
recent student riots at the thea-
tres. "Some of the letters to The
Daily ought to be preserved as
evidence of a badly distorted sense
of morality ahd of the need for ad-
justment on a heroic scale," he
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