English Law

English Law encompasses the legal system of England and Wales, which is based on statutes (laws created by Parliament) and common law (laws developed through court decisions). It includes various areas such as criminal law, which deals with crimes and punishments, and civil law, which addresses disputes between individuals or organizations. The judiciary interprets and applies the law, ensuring justice. Key principles include the rule of law, which means everyone is subject to the law, and the presumption of innocence, which protects individuals accused of crimes. English Law also influences legal systems in many other countries worldwide.