Define, describe, compare, and contrast common-law crimes and statutory crimes. Be sure to provide examples.

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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago

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Common law is commonly defined as jurisprudence and it is of 2 types – one in which the decisions made are existing legislation in which there are no legislation and another where the court may require the current law and establish new definitions and divisions.

The legislative regulations can be enacted by the various departments of a country. Therefore, there's many laws enacted by state and federal governments, laws enacted by cities and municipalities, all of which have the force of law.

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