and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article“This article was initiated while driving on the way back home.”

One day, due to the matter of necessity at home, I had to drive quite speedy from workplace back home; however, because the road was covered with soil during that time, my car then made up clouds of dirt to those walking on the sidewalk, those living along the road and even deteriorated the already bumpy road. Indeed, I know what I had done was wrong, immoral or even contradicted to the social norm, but the matter of necessity had forced me to do so.

As I nearly arrived home, I felt guilty of what I had just done; consequently, one idea comes to my mind: at least we have on advantage behind obeying the law. And this advantage is making those habitually obey the law feel guilty after committing any deed that contradicts to even the social norm (the smallest element of social administration).

Law, to me, is the steering wheel for any political, social and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article

me, my car then made up clouds of dirt to those walking on the sidewalk, those living along the road and even deteriorated the already bumpy road. Indeed, I know what I had done was wrong, immoral or even contradicted to the social norm, but the matter of necessity had forced me to do so.

As I nearly arrived home, I felt guilty of what I had just done; consequently, one idea comes to my mind: at least we have on advantage behind obeying the law. And this advantage is making those habitually obey the law feel guilty after committing any deed that contradicts to even the social norm (the smallest element of social administration).

Law, to me, is the steering wheel for any political, social and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article

, but the matter of necessity had forced me to do so.

As I nearly arrived home, I felt guilty of what I had just done; consequently, one idea comes to my mind: at least we have on advantage behind obeying the law. And this advantage is making those habitually obey the law feel guilty after committing any deed that contradicts to even the social norm (the smallest element of social administration).

Law, to me, is the steering wheel for any political, social and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article

ge is making those habitually obey the law feel guilty after committing any deed that contradicts to even the social norm (the smallest element of social administration).

Law, to me, is the steering wheel for any political, social and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article

and economic image and operation for any country in this world. Because of these merits, persuading fellow citizens to obey the law would be the hardest and even eternal vocation for any government. To help in this effort, this article wishes to inform all the world obedient citizens, “at least we have one advantage from obeying the law.”

First let make law obedience a prevailing habit and let this habit grows by it self; consequently, more and more people would, at least, feel guilty of contradicting any law at any time.

Lay Vicheka’s quote on Law: “Let your law-obedient habit prevails and allow this habit to grow exponentially and brainwash you and me.” (Coined by Lay Vicheka on Wednesday, May 24, 2006, at 10:13 p.m., Phnom Penh, Cambodia)