is there any moral duty to

jojojojoanne | 12:43 Sun 09th Aug 2009 | Law

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obey the law even when it does embody morality and if so is there any limits to this duty?

how far and in what sense

when a legal rule directs

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Gmcd01

Your question makes little sense. If the law does embody morality, why should there be any question of a moral duty in obeying it? Unless of course one isn't a moral person, but then this whole question would be irrelevant.

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