CEVAP:

Moral Rules: In a narrow sense, morality is the whole set of rules that an individual’s conscience refers to when defining certain behaviors as “right” and “good”. The conscience is the means of control in moral rules. The most important difference between morality and legal rules is the systematic and organized formation of legal rules, although moral rules are scattered and unorganized. Besides, while the sanction of morality is conscience, the law consists of material and compulsive sanctions imposed by the state power.