There's no "laws" of physics, only empirical evidence of physics or pure hypothesis under certain conditions. The purpose of science is not ruling and governing, but to explain natural phenomenons. It's like 1+1=2, it's a description of common observation, it has no legislating power or moral value. If a law is seemingly "broken", then what usually happens is that those certain conditions of that law no longer apply, for example water usually boils at 212 F/100 C, but in a vacuum, it can boil at room temperature. Or a such a law is inconclusive or erroneous in the first place, when new empirical evidence emerges and challenges the old hypothesis.