No unwritten law exists

While the difference between the two basic sources of law (Nature or humans) is significant, ultimately the result (law) comes down to a single, concrete list (no matter how long). In the case of Nature, law has to be discovered; in human-made law, it has to be invented. Nevertheless, the fact remains that what has not yet been discovered is not law. The same can be said about law that has not yet been invented by legislators. No unwritten law exists.

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