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Statutory laws are pretty much as the name implies. It involves statutes passes by a legislative bady agencie's with their juridictions governing behavior among it citizens. Like both labels suggest, CASE law is set by court decisions in prior CASEs; while STATUTORY laws are STATUTEs passed by legislators.

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