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Our legal system is separated into Criminal and Civil. Criminal involves crimes to be prosecuted by the state and Civil cases are to resolve matters between individuals. More information on Criminal Law is available on Answers.com by clicking here or from the Internet Legal Research Group. Civil cases involve both Civil Law and Common Law. Civil law are codified rules and regulations while Common Law follows case history to develop a series of precedents that are followed, but not truly codified.

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