You are asking a loaded question. No matter which way I answer you will have something else to say. It has to do with two things in your question. One, did Jesus Christ obey the law? Yes. Did He obey it for everyone (without exception)? I am not making any exceptions. It doesn't have to do with what I have done. It has to do with what He has done. Are you asking if He obeyed the law for everyone or if He died for everyone? Either question can be answered with a yes or a no. When you say without exception you reveal your question is already a weak question. You feel you have to or need to add without exception because you feel that otherwise someone might be tempted to say yes. So the answer to your question is no.