Prologue:
Society is made up of people, and humans are social creatures. The ties that connect people are social relationships, that is, the relationships between individuals. To survive in society, each individual must surrender some of their rights, even rights they may consider extremely important, such as freedom of movement or the right to take matters into their own hands. For society to function in an orderly way, it must have the authority to manage all aspects of life. This authority comes from the rights individuals surrender. When individuals believe that the rights they have surrendered to society were surrendered improperly and take them back, the result is a breach of contract, infringement, violation of the law, or crime. The same applies to those responsible for management, including government agencies and their staff. If they fail to exercise the rights entrusted by individuals, that is, their responsibilities in managing society, appropriately, the result may also be a breach of contract, infringement, violation of the law, or crime.