Public nuisance

Under the common law system, it is illegal to cause nuisance, or intentionally cause great inconveniences, to the public. It is because western governments, during peaceful (not having a war) times, would rather maintain social order. They have to protect the the rights of ordinary citizens.^[1] ^[2]

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References

↑ Carolyn, Sappideen; Prue, Vines; Penelope, Watson (2012). Torts: commentary and Materials (11th ed.). Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Limited. pp. 754, 755. ISBN 978-0-455-23043-6.
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[1] Carolyn, Sappideen; Prue, Vines; Penelope, Watson (2012). Torts: commentary and Materials (11th ed.). Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Limited. pp. 754, 755. ISBN 978-0-455-23043-6.

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