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“Without the Courts and its mechanisms, then the law is a toothless tiger.” Give discussion

“Without the Courts and its mechanisms, then the law is a toothless tiger.” Give discussion
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“Without the Courts and its mechanisms, then the law is a toothless tiger.” Give discussion

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They are comparing the court and it’s mechanisms with a toothless tiger because, a tiger with no teeth is useless, it can’t defend itself. So, they’re basically saying that we need the court and it’s mechanisms as a way to help and defend us
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