The legality of physical Laws

Should Newton's laws, the laws of thermodynamics, and Ohm's law all be called Laws?

Phil Nelson gives a nice summary of The Character of Physical Law by Feynman in Biological Physics, Section 5.4. The common features of physical Laws (with a capital L) are:

• They have a very great degree of generality.
• Although they are general, they need not be, and generally cannot be, exact.
• They are intrinsically mathematical in their expression.
• Out of the simplicity of a Law, there always emerge subtle, unexpected, and true conclusions revealed by mathematical analysis.