Legal systems often embrace "laws of necessity," allowing typically illicit actions to become legal in emergencies. For example, breaking into a cabin to shelter during a blizzard can be justified under "necessity defense." These laws highlight the fluid nature of legality, adapting to context and human survival instincts. They show that even within rigid frameworks, room exists for moral and practical flexibility. Have you encountered any unusual legal exceptions or flexible applications in your own jurisdiction? Share your experiences!