What will happen if a law will be disproved?
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If you're refering to a scientific law then the new theory will have to undergo a lot of review and if the consensus among scientists is that the new law is reliable then the old law is discarded.\n\nHowever, this is very rare in science.  Usually laws evolve into a better understanding of the originally stated law.  For instance, quantum physics was not entirely understood when it was presented and over time it has become widely accepted among physicst, chemists and biologists alike.
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can you elaborate on what this law states?  I don't believe we have anything like that here.
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I do not think that law exists.  If it did, there are very many places to llok.  Use the link below to start your search.
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A law that "everyone" knows is the law, but it is not a law enacted by a legislative body. It will be enforced, often by social means rather than legal means.
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The license will be revoked and the judge will decide on the fine.
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If a theory can be proven, then it becomes a proven fact.  I suspect you'll find a lot of denial, even if someone could prove theories like this.
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Science will eventually disprove religion
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The agency gets its power by a delegation of authority from the legislature.  If the legislature doesn't agree with the rules being adopted or the policing of those rules they can strip the authority with additional legislation.  They can even disband the agency if they want to.  It's a game of hard ball though, and not easily carried out.
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Laws are created by various entities so you would have to check several places.  Your state laws, county, municipality might all have laws of that sort.  As long as they are in the book and not "repealed" they are active and could conceivably be enforced.  Many of those laws are not enforced even though they are active.  The law enforcement agents would really need to feel like doing something about it to investigate or arrest someone for those laws.  So you might also have to ask the police to see if they would respond to a complaint about one of those laws.  In short, there is no quick or easy way to do that.  You will have to research law materials first.  See if there is a law library at your courthouse.  That will be a good start for all applicable laws in your area.
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it may be a very old law which is no longer enforced
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It goes back to the House, usually to a commitee, for modification. When the Senate rejects it, there are usually possible revisions attached when it is sent back. The House can either accept those revisions and send it back to the Senate or let it "die in commitee".
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Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.
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none if they are false
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Dunno.\n\nHere's a suggestion: Stop breaking the law moron!
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Law of unintended consequences?
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Yes, because without punishment everyone would break the law, which means there would be no law.  Without law you don't have society, you only have chaos, and things go downhill pretty quickly after that.
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to interpret the constitution. which is do laws go against the constitution and has any other branch exceeded its powers.