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Position:Home>Arts & Humanities> What is Socrates' argument for always obeying the law? Try to set it out clearlyQuestion: What is Socrates' argument for always obeying the law? Try to set it out clearly and simply.?Give a critical assessment of this argument -- do you agree with it? Why or why not? Explain clearly. Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Socrates, Crito, and the personification of the Law were his main beliefs and why he accepted his sentence. He believed The Law was right and just and strongly as a lesser person would view a living being, one that must be obeyed. If he had not, we may never have heard of his beliefs, ones that he died for to maintain his integrity. |