Hart's concept of law

H.L.A. Hart's "Concept of Law" outlines how law operates in society. He argues that laws are rules backed by social practices and institutions, distinguishing between primary rules (which dictate behavior) and secondary rules (which help identify, change, and enforce primary rules). Hart emphasizes the importance of a legal system's structure and the role of legal officials in interpreting and applying these rules. Essentially, he sees law as a system that organizes society through established rules, enabling people to understand their rights and obligations without relying solely on moral or ethical considerations.