لغة أنجليزية

• Law is a system of rules established by governing authorities to regulate behavior within a society. Its primary branches include public law, which governs relationships between individuals and the state; private law, which addresses relationships between private individuals; and criminal law, which deals with offenses against the state or public
• Here are the main types of law with a brief explanation for each:

Public Law:

1. Constitutional Law – Defines government structure and citizens' rights.

2. Administrative Law – Regulates government agencies and public services.

3. Criminal Law – Defines crimes and their punishments.

4. Financial Law – Manages state revenue, taxation, and budgeting.

5. International Public Law – Governs relations between countries and global entities.

Private Law:

1. Civil Law – Regulates personal and contractual relationships.

2. Commercial Law – Covers trade, business, and corporate regulations.

3. Labor Law – Protects workers' rights and employer obligations.

4. Family Law – Deals with marriage, divorce, and child custody.

5. International Private Law – Resolves cross-border legal disputes between individuals.

This classification helps in applying the rig

ht laws to different aspects of life.