Please tell the judge that the bad guys have been found guilty.  I'm glad their plans won't work out. The prophet is addressing God, explaining how he feels about the law, which he sees as the foundation of his moral life.  The moral law always tells us not to do wrong things and says no to sin. In the United States there are laws that help protect people from being harmed or from being taken advantage of. The law demands that sinners suffer for their crimes by facing punishment in the afterlife.

 The law rightly demands a moral satisfaction for sin on the threat of the eternal curse.

 O God, I'm asking you to plead these people guilty in your big court room. May their conspiracy be their downfall. Cast them out for their many sins, because they have rebelled against you. 

Law, sin? The law naturally requires the moral gratification of sin under the direct threat of an eternal curse.

 Eternal salvation must make everything about the law like never before. If there's a covenant, curse, or divine decree, it has to have rules for what is right and wrong. Since logical axioms are written in authoritative statements as an effective tool for divine creation, the law must be applied with care to correctly describe all of reality.

We are saved by being made in the image of God.  The wicked oppose the idea of salvation by cursing the true image.

Jesus is the perfect image of God, so we can be saved by knowing our image in him. The wicked oppose the reality of salvation by cursing the real image.

Since logical axioms are written in authoritative statements as an effective tool for divine creation, the law must be applied with care to correctly describe all of reality.

So, eternal salvation must accomplish the work of the law that has been accomplished. God's promises, covenants, curses, and divine decrees can't exist without moral law. 

Eternal salvation is detailed through the direct application of the axioms. Salvation obtains the satisfaction of the laws that make a blessing and an eternal curse.

Salvation has a reasonable way of satisfying the good things that God gives and the bad things that God takes away.

 God's laws that bless you and give you protection from eternal punishment are too much for us.

Salvation receives the appropriate satisfaction of the laws that create the blessing and immune defense of the eternal curse.

 The Psalmist establishes a standard practice of getting rid of the guilt of sin in the curse.

The psalmist talks about how the righteous people will be rewarded and the sinners will get what they deserve.

The image of God was put on us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.  The wicked oppose the reality of salvation by cursing the true image.

5 10 Plead them guilty, O God! May their intrigues be their downfall. Banish them for their many sins, for they have rebelled against you.“ The Psalms begin by advising how the psalmist relates intimately to the moral law. The moral law always speaks against sin. What is the function of the laws in direct relation to the moral law. Law, sin?The law rightly demands moral satisfaction for sin on the direct threat of the eternal curse. Therefore, eternal salvation must satisfactorily accomplish the accomplished work of the law. Eternal covenants, curses, divine decrees, statutes, and promises cannot exist without moral law. Since logical axioms are written in authoritative statements as an effective tool for divine creation, the law must be applied with care to correctly describe all of reality. For no possible reason, nothing exists.Eternal salvation is accurately described by the direct application of the axioms. Salvation properly obtains the reasonable satisfaction of the laws creating the blessing and the immune defense of the eternal curse. The Psalmist correctly establishes a standard practice in the Psalms of amply satisfying the eternal condemnation of sin in the curse executed against the guilty.