Substantive law serves two purposes. they are:

a. defining the behavior subject to punishment and specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law.

b. specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law and specifying what the punishment will be.

c. defining the behavior subject to punishment and specifying what the punishment will be.

d. explaining the general principles of law and defining law's major principles.

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24 August, 17:19

Substantive law serves two purposes. they are:

a. defining the behavior subject to punishment and specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law.

b. specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law and specifying what the punishment will be.

c. defining the behavior subject to punishment and specifying what the punishment will be.

d. explaining the general principles of law and defining law's major principles.

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Kasen Conrad · Answer 1

The correct answers are a. defining the behavior subject to punishment and specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law and b. specifying the rules to follow when enforcing the law and specifying what the punishment will be. These are the two purposes of Substantive law.