You may claim to be [or actually are] a law-breaker all you want, but for these scientific laws, well not exactly. You see they are declared by science as laws because there has never even been one experiment or instance of there being shown to be broken.
No, not once, not even bent, just ‘nonce’, zero, get it?!
Laws are about what is expected to happen given a certain set of circumstances. The law of gravity tells you what to expect if you, for instance drop a book. The theory of gravity on the other hand tells you why your book drops to the ground. They are really quite different things. In short, laws tell you what to expect and theories tell you why.
In science, every theory, law or hypothesis must be falsifiable. That is the problem with Intelligent Design or Creationism. Since can neither prove nor can it disprove the existence of God. That is up to faith. Natural phenomenons are the relem of science as they are observable.