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This paper analyzes the common law and civil law legal traditions, highlighting their historical origins, key characteristics, and global influence. It discusses differences in legal reasoning, the roles of judges and legislators, and the impact of globalization on legal convergence. Ultimately, it concludes that despite their differences, both systems strive to deliver justice and adapt to societal needs.

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This paper analyzes the common law and civil law legal traditions, highlighting their historical origins, key characteristics, and global influence. It discusses differences in legal reasoning, the roles of judges and legislators, and the impact of globalization on legal convergence. Ultimately, it concludes that despite their differences, both systems strive to deliver justice and adapt to societal needs.

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Comparative Study of Common Law and Civil Law Systems

Abstract:

This paper provides a comparative analysis of the common law and civil law legal
traditions, their historical origins, key characteristics, and influence on global legal systems.

Introduction:

Common law and civil law are the two predominant legal systems in the world, each with
distinct features shaped by history, culture, and philosophy.

Key Points:

1. Historical development of common law in England and civil law in continental Europe.

2. Differences in legal reasoning, precedent, and codification.

3. The role of judges and legislators in each system.

4. The influence of globalization on legal convergence.

5. Examples of mixed jurisdictions.

Conclusion:

While common law and civil law differ in structure and methodology, both systems aim to
provide justice and adapt to societal needs.

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