That's not how that works lol, you need proof for a layer of law hax for it to be unchangeable
Yes it is? Your scan claims (and in bold at that) it overrides
natural laws. Nothing about unnatural laws imposed by others. The burden of proof is on you to prove your claim that their abilities can do something that contradicts its own accepted description, not me.
Not to mention I think making JJK matches all together is a little silly since the verse is severely outdated, and had people had patience we'd already have stuff like Takaba being able to mess with the fundamental principle of others abilities.
Nobody mentioned speed, speed is irrelevant in this context. All laws are omnipresent and overwriting them in the first place means you can deal with that.
Except you forgot to disclose the part where on is an active ability that requires conscious thought to trigger and thus can be foiled in advance whereas the other is always in effect.
This is simply not true.
Firstly, this is wrongly indexed. It is not power nullification. Attack reflection already covers redirecting attacks which can damage you, that is the entire point of attack reflection.
Did you ignore half the description? Despite Hazenoki being able to blow up his body parts on command, he was incapable of doing so when Takaba redirected his eyeball until it struck himself. Don't ignore half the description to fit your premise.
Listing it like this is redundant
No, because that is an entirely separate byproduct of his ability. One prevented a Sorcerer from being able to use their ability, the other erases or negates any damage he receives. These two should not be conflated with one another whatsoever because they are fundamentally different, and attempting to do so seems like either a misunderstanding or bad faith in an attempt to salvage your previous contention. I assume the former since I give people the benefit of the doubt and most of JJKs profiles are pretty shitty, but the distinction between the two is quite clear imo.
Secondly, none of this covers Al Shamak. Abilities still worked on him its just that he wasn't damaged nor did anybody die. A Law hax that can override laws will be capable of dealing with him just fine especially when it isnt trying to hurt him or kill him
Or you know, we can choose not to ignore Takaba also making peoples own abilities backfire on themselves while attempting to use them on him when he finds it funny, and acknowledge that.
Unironically if he wanted he could have Al Shamak backfire and activate against themselves rather than on him. The only time he's ever hit by attacks is when he finds it funny, and that's usually blunt force attacks. Not attacks that'll remove him from the battlefield.
It's also a shame that again, profiles are heavily outdated because if it weren't, we'd see that Takaba actually does have interdimensional range. So even being sent away would not be a problem for him (And that's already being generous when considering Kenny described Takaba's technique as putting him in "Scenarios" that are like "simulations" for them supported by the change of locations, changes in the environment, and random people with knowledge on them suggesting him "manifesting"
(as described by Kenny again
) pocket dimensions similar to a domain/barriers
(which are also established to be able to create worlds/simulations inside them and even have the capacity to enforce laws themselves
) where all of this occurs).
If it were up to me, I'd close the match until the verse is revised. But sadly that's not up to me.
Has Takaba ever shown to have dealt with law based abilities before?
It can negate law based abilities (Such as ones from Kenjaku's Cursed Spirits and Domain rules), yes. Based on descriptions it can work on really anything in-verse (Granted the verse is in, again, poor condition).