There are no laws that cover cutting in line. However, those who do take cuts in line are viewed with disdain by others because:
A) Case precedent prohibits it.
B) Normative standards govern this behavior.
C) There are still criminal penalties for cutting in line.
D) The theory of rights covers the issue.

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Cutting in line is not covered by laws or legal precedent, but it is governed by normative standards of behavior. This means that while it may not be illegal, it is still considered rude and disrespectful to others in line. There are no criminal penalties specifically for cutting in line. The theory of rights does not necessarily apply here, as there is not a clear violation of anyone's rights in the context of waiting in line.

There Are No Laws That Cover Cutting in Line