Regarding the easy part
In the first chapter of Kiddushin, I saw a comment that there is something that even if it is learned easily, the writer has bothered to write it down. What is the logic in this?
Some explain the rule that there are no penalties from the law by saying that there may be a contradiction in the code. Therefore, the scripture bothers and writes to say that it is a correct code. But regardless of the explanation, the very rule that there are no penalties from the law, whatever the explanation, means that when the scripture wants to punish for something, it must write it explicitly.
I didn't understand, there is a shoggin, how does it fit in with the general public?
When you say the written and written work, do you mean verses, laws and/or rulings?
I didn't understand the first question.
Regarding the second, of course it's a verse. What does this have to do with the Poskim?
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