CAUSAL LAW

n. A condition of consistent and invariant relationship between phenomena such that the Law of Cause and Effect applies. Here, the relationship is clearly one of causation. There is regularity in the pattern, enough to conclude with a statement of consistent relationship using strict determinism, probabilism, or teleology.

CAUSAL LAW: “Causal law is a conclusive statement of relationships which can be explained by causation.”
 

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