Retligt
Retligt is a term used in legal philosophy to describe a framework for law and governance that argues legal rules should be designed and applied to reflect the lived realities of people and communities. It emphasizes legitimacy derived from public understanding and acceptance, not merely from coercive enforcement, and it treats law as both a set of norms and a social practice.
Core principles of Retligt include procedural fairness, transparency, and the requirement that legal norms be justified
In practice, Retligt informs constitutional design, procedural reform, and administrative codification. It advocates for mechanisms that
Critics argue that Retligt can verge on technocracy or conservatism, risking resistance to necessary change or
The concept is primarily a topic in scholarly discourse and is sometimes invoked in hypothetical or fictional