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Common Law
relies on judicial decisions to define the content of the law
Civil Law
relies less on judges and more on system of codification
Substantive
the law whose object is to define rights and obligation
Procedural
set out proper procedures or rules for legal conduct
Public Law
laws that govern relationship between the state and individual citizens
Constitutional Law
Public - laws that set up the structure, branches, offices and operation of the government
Criminal Law
Public - laws that prohibit and punish bad conduct
Administrative Law
Public - governs the operation of agencies that regulate aspects of everyday life
Private Law
laws that govern people's private relationships
Contract Law
Private - governs the rights and obligations of the parties who agree to the contract
Property Law
Private - governs the ownership of personal property
Tort Law
Private - governs compensation in cases where someone suffers due to other's negligence
Family Law
Private - governs marriage, separation, divorce, custody, support
Corporate Law
Private - governs the establishment, operation, and dissolution of corporations
Domestic Laws
governs what goes on within nation, expresses the values of that nation, and only apply within that nation
International Laws
laws agreed upon by many sovereign states and apply in all of them