Legal Systems

Legal systems are structured frameworks that establish rules, principles, and processes to govern society, resolve disputes, and maintain order. They consist of laws created by legislative bodies, interpreted and enforced by courts, and administered by various government agencies. Different countries may have distinct legal traditions, such as common law, civil law, or religious law, shaping how laws are made and applied. The goal of a legal system is to ensure justice, protect rights, and provide mechanisms for addressing conflicts, helping society function smoothly and fairly.