Judiciary as a Means of Social Order

Every individual has a social role with regards to the legal institutions as well as other human institutions. Social order is a means of the perpetuity of human beings. Struggles for perpetuity in general, for other components such as freedom, security, welfare in particular have steady relations with social order. Social order provides stability and predictability for a person. The theory of spontaneous order offers explanations for the emergence of not only economics but also other social institutions such as language, morality, money-finance and the law/legal system. A legal system that is required for a free society might be intentionally designed to some extent since we live in a late period of history. However, legal systems emerge through evolution and even today evolutionary/gradual reformation is the best way for progress. Thus the law has gained entity via anonimous procedures and contributions in the course of human life. Moreover, for many people justice is related with the essence, meanwhile a meaningful judgement of the essence requires the execution of procedural codes/rules based on orderly technical knowledge