Question

About Martin Luther King's “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, please answer the following:

Describe the three levels of law by giving

1)Contextual example from Letter

2)Meaning of statement from in your own words

3)Contemporary Example

4)What are the criteria for good laws

Thank you in advance

Answer 1

The Message from Birmingham Jail about The Negros and brotherhood is a general message addressed by Martin Luther King Jr on April 16, 1963.
The report directs the approach of influenced resistance to racism. According to Luther, individuals should have the moral obligation to transgress unjust laws and should take direct responses rather than demanding for the decision to come through the tribunals.
The letter supported numerous evaluations which made the "Call for Unity".
However officials, who acknowledged that social inequalities subsisted but claimed the battle against racial discrimination should be persisted in the courts, not the streets.

B. Martin Luther in his message had given the examples from various origins which can assert even our peaceful actions and can even rebuke because it can aggravate the feeling of independence among the people.

Some examples are
He says if my efforts are inequitable so it's like we are condemning Socrates because of his obstinate dedication to truth and his rational inquiries which had sped up the act by the deranged people due to which they made him drink hemlock?
The second example he had given of his actions may also condemn Jesus because of his unique God perception and never-ceasing commitment to God's will could expedite up the evil act of crucifixion?
C. The contextual example from The Luther letter could be about the constitutional rights by hiving the example of the nations such as Asia and Africa who are moving at the fastest rate toward gaining political sovereignty.
The feeling of unjust is when we have witnessed cruel hordes murder our mothers and fathers at the discretion and also suffocate our sisters and brothers at vagary. This feeling becomes more remorse when we saw hate-filled policemen used to profane, beat and even kill our black brothers and sisters.
This fact upsets him because he has seen the immense majority of your Negro brothers suffocating in an irrefutable enclosure of poverty in the middle of a prosperous society.

D. A just government Laws are the principles that a majority enforces minorities should follow these laws. A contemporary example from the message about the governance conferred by Martin Luther. According to him, laws are discriminatory if they force it on a minority such as prohibiting the right to vote, had no power in determining or devising the laws.
He also says many times the laws seems to be just on its appearance and but unjust in its application. For instance, he explained that they had imprisoned him on commands of parading without a permit. It seems that there is nothing wrong with having a command which requires the permit for a parade.
There, however, the law seems to be fair for having the statute but such a statute becomes unjust when it is practiced to preserve discrimination and to dismiss citizens. He advocated deceiving or defying the law laws can lead to a violent segregationist. Such restrictions would lead to the state of turmoil.