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refers to law involving private rights and duties. |
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Code of Federal Regulations(CFR) |
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the collection of federal regulations. |
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written law enacted by some duly constituted authority. |
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traditional unwritten law that came from England. |
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a category of substantive law that defines the rights and duties of people with respect to agreements. |
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an offense against the government order. |
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refers to the law of crimes. |
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a body of law that originated in the Christian Church. |
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information that tends to prove or disprove something. |
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refers to law limited to areas of authority granted to the federal government by the United States Constitution. |
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a formal name for law or a body of law. |
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this is a generic term for all rules imposed by government with respect to a persons conduct, but it is also is another name for legal jurisprudence. |
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refers to a body of law created by the governments of Europe, as opposed to Equity JUrisprudence, which originated in the Christian Church. |
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law pertaining to the enforcement of rights in court. |
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a law created by a government agency so that it can impelement and enforce the statute(s) for which it is responsible. |
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a collection of books containing decisions by appeal courts from various states, including the Texas appeal courts. |
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a law enacted by a legislative body. |
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law that defines the rights and duties of people. |
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Texas Administrative Code(T.A.C.) |
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the collection of Texas state regulations. |
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United State Code(U.S.C.) |
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the collection of containing the federal statutes. |
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refers to the collection of books containing the statutory law of Texas. |
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