Can legal responsibility arise for an act that corresponds to the traditions and moral norms of society?

Responsibility concept. Moral and legal responsibility. In any society, people’s behavior can be legally significant, or it can be indifferent to the law. Legally significant in this case is behavior that requires legal regulation, that is, regulated by the rules of law. Legally relevant behavior may be lawful (i.e., comply with the requirements of legal regulations), and it may be illegal – i.e., violate such requirements.