Laws in Unitary Monarchies

In a unitary monarchy, a single sovereign, often a king or queen, holds substantial power over the government, though the degree of authority can vary. Laws in such systems are typically established by the monarch or their appointed officials, without the same level of legislative independence found in democracies. While there may be a parliament, its role is often more advisory, and the monarch can influence or veto decisions. The legal framework is rooted in the monarch's decrees and traditions, with the judiciary interpreting laws within that context, upholding the sovereign's authority as the central figure in governance.