To understand law as a physical phenomenon

We often think of law as something abstract, whereas nothing could be more concrete. It can be seen as a set of legal charges and fields analogous to electrostatic charges and fields. The human person is also comparable to a positive charge. The right of ownership, for example, is a positive charge that ensures the protection of a property by repressing a non-owner who wishes to access the enjoyment or possession of this property without being authorized to do so. A contract is a set of dipoles by which an obligation, with a positive charge, obliges a debtor to deliver a good or service to a creditor holding a claim, with a negative charge. The law is a set of positive charges placed on a ruler, whose parallel field forces will govern a population.

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Una variada carrera jurídica (funcionario, asesor jurídico consular, abogado) ha permitido al autor captar la unidad física de las manifestaciones, demasiado a menudo abstractas y contradictorias, del Derecho.