Laws are enforced by the courts, while conventions are not.
Laws and conventions are not separate categories of rules and should be placed on a spectrum of social rules.
There is no distinction in substance or nature between laws and conventions.
The sharp dichotomy between law and convention should be contested as it rests on a separation between legal and political principle.
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