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Is there a term for laws or regulations that are written to refer to other rules in the set such that breaking one also breaks other laws?
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  1. Always drive at or less than 25 mph

  2. Always follow rule #1

  3. Follow all rules in this set
    In this case, if one drives 30 mph, it breaks rule #1. However, it also breaks rules #2 and #3. Is this allowed? Is there a legal term to argue against it?








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    Is there a term for laws or regulations that are written to refer to other rules in the set such that breaking one also breaks other laws?
    An example is easiest way to show what I am describing:



    1. Always drive at or less than 25 mph

    2. Always follow rule #1

    3. Follow all rules in this set
      In this case, if one drives 30 mph, it breaks rule #1. However, it also breaks rules #2 and #3. Is this allowed? Is there a legal term to argue against it?








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      Is there a term for laws or regulations that are written to refer to other rules in the set such that breaking one also breaks other laws?
      An example is easiest way to show what I am describing:



      1. Always drive at or less than 25 mph

      2. Always follow rule #1

      3. Follow all rules in this set
        In this case, if one drives 30 mph, it breaks rule #1. However, it also breaks rules #2 and #3. Is this allowed? Is there a legal term to argue against it?








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      1. Always drive at or less than 25 mph

      2. Always follow rule #1

      3. Follow all rules in this set
        In this case, if one drives 30 mph, it breaks rule #1. However, it also breaks rules #2 and #3. Is this allowed? Is there a legal term to argue against it?






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