The book "Laws and Laws, Volume B" is a philosophical treatise by the great ancient Greek thinker Plato. In this work, the author considers the issues of law, legislation and justice. In Laws and Laws, Plato argues that only through a law based on wisdom and justice can stability and order be ensured in society. It also examines the influence of morality and ethics on the formation of laws and their enforcement. This volume is one of the key works of ancient philosophy, focusing on questions of politics, law, and justice. Readers will be able to find in this book deep reflections on the nature of law, its place in society and its importance for the harmonious functioning of civil society.