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!Normativity and Integrity of Society.<ref>{{cite web |title=Teória Práva  (Theory of Law) |author= Jozef Prusák  |url= https://www.scribd.com/doc/82176979/1/Predhovor-k-druhemu-vydaniu |accessdate=October 26, 2014 |language=Slovak}}</ref>

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| According to the Theory of State and Law, the set of normative requirements towards an individual in relation to other individual or group, or such requirements towards a group in relation to an individual, represents a social network of relationships between individuals, as well as groups, that can be called a '''social normativity'''.{{#tag:ref| cf. Latin: ''Est modus in rebus, sunt certi denique fines.'' (Roughly: There is a good measure in all things, or there are fixed limits beyond which and short of which right is not able to find a place) Horatius alias [[Horace]] I, 1, 106<ref>{{cite book |title=Latiské právnicke výrazy a výroky (Latin legal expressions and verdicts) |author=Karol Rebro |publisher=IuraEdition |place=Bratislava |year=1995 |page=110 |isbn=80-88715-20-2 |url=http://books.google.no/books?id=I54hPQAACAAJ&dq=Rebro+Latinsk%C3%A9+pr%C3%A1vn%C3%ADcke+v%C3%BDrazy&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VT9NVNGGII7haPyEgvAD&redir_esc=y |language=Latin, Slovak}}</ref>|group=note}} Within a group, individuals are inter-related by a set of requirements, standards, expectations, values and codes of conduct, respecting, observing and implementation of which ensures the [[integrity]] of the society, its survival, and development, and thus the integrity, survival, and development of an individual. A group (or society as a whole) cannot exist and develop without integrity, which is then secured by values and normativity. These values and norms represent glue that holds the group and society together. Normativity is a prerequisite for integrity of a group or society, and forms the way for accomplishing the needs of social life. It is a group or society that decides which values and norms are good and important for its integrity, existence and development, and, on the other hand, which ones must be kept under the control, because when practising them, they act in counter-direction and in effect disintegrate the society. The primary role of normative systems in a society is, based on its societal values, to regulate the behaviour of people in effort to maintan the society’s very existence. Without the required degree of integration, the society as a whole would be in constant danger of disintegration, collaps, or ultimately extinction. Thus, the law and normative systems integrate the society by expressing and protecting certain values and needs, without which it is not possible for society to exist, develop, or prosper.

| According to the Theory of State and Law, the set of normative requirements towards an individual in relation to other individual or group, or such requirements towards a group in relation to an individual, represents a social network of relationships between individuals, as well as groups, that can be called a '''social normativity'''.{{#tag:ref| cf. Latin: ''Est modus in rebus, sunt certi denique fines.'' (Roughly: There is a good measure in all things, or there are fixed limits beyond which and short of which right is not able to find a place) Horatius alias [[Horace]] I, 1, 106<ref>{{cite book |title=Latiské právnicke výrazy a výroky (Latin legal expressions and verdicts) |author=Karol Rebro |publisher=IuraEdition |place=Bratislava |year=1995 |page=110 |isbn=80-88715-20-2 |url=http://books.google.no/books?id=I54hPQAACAAJ&dq=Rebro+Latinsk%C3%A9+pr%C3%A1vn%C3%ADcke+v%C3%BDrazy&hl=en&sa=X&ei=VT9NVNGGII7haPyEgvAD&redir_esc=y |language=Latin, Slovak}}</ref>|group=note}} Within a group, individuals are inter-related by a set of requirements, standards, expectations, values and codes of conduct, respecting, observing and implementation of which ensures the [[integrity]] of the society, its survival, and development, and thus the integrity, survival, and development of an individual. A group (or society as a whole) cannot exist and develop without integrity, which is then secured by values and normativity. These values and norms represent glue that holds the group and society together. Normativity is a prerequisite for integrity of a group or society, and forms the way for accomplishing the needs of social life. It is a group or society that decides which values and norms are good and important for its integrity, existence and development, and, on the other hand, which ones must be kept under the control, because when practising them, they act in counter-direction and in effect disintegrate the society. The primary role of normative systems in a society is, based on its societal values, to regulate the behaviour of people in effort to maintan the society's very existence. Without the required degree of integration, the society as a whole would be in constant danger of disintegration, collaps, or ultimately extinction. Thus, the law and normative systems integrate the society by expressing and protecting certain values and needs, without which it is not possible for society to exist, develop, or prosper.

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