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The question of whether laws should always be founded in morality or only to a certain extent is a debated topic, touching on philosophical, ethical, and legal considerations.
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But here are various perspectives on this issue.
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Some argue that laws should always be founded in morality.
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This is moral absolutism.
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As morality provides a universal and objective standard for determining right and wrong, according to this view, laws that deviate from moral principles, are inherently unjust and should be changed or abolished.
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So again, that was moral absolutism and moral relativism is next.
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Others advocate for a more flexible approach, suggesting that while morality can inform law, it should not always dictate it.
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The area that morality is subjective and varies across cultures, societies, and individuals...