Regional Law

Regional law refers to legal rules and regulations that apply within a specific geographic area, such as a particular state or region within a country. These laws address local issues and governance, like land use, supplementary regulations, or administrative procedures, and are created by regional authorities or legislatures. They operate alongside national laws but are tailored to the needs and circumstances of that specific region. In essence, regional law ensures local communities are governed in a way that reflects their unique characteristics and priorities.