Criminal law is a system of law that deals with crimes and punishment

of criminals. 

TYPES OF LAW

Law is the body of official rules and regulations. Generally, we can find such rules and regulations in constitutions, legislation, judicial opinions etc. Law is a formal mechanism of social control. The court and police enforce this system of rules and punish people who break the law – do something illegal.

The main branches of law are:

Administrative law is a branch of law that deals with the creation and

operation of administrative agencies and the legal relationships between such agencies, other government bodies, and the public.

Civil law is a part of law that deals with private rights and remedies and disputes between individuals in such areas as contracts, property and family law.

Criminal law is a system of law that deals with crimes and punishment of criminals.

Tort law is a part of law that helps people to claim for compensation when someone hurts them or their property.

Employment / Labour law deals with relationships between workers, employers, trade unions and government bodies.

International law regulates relations between countries.

TRUE OR FALSE?

We can find rules and regulations in books and magazines.    

Civil law is a part of law that deals with regulations between countries.    

Administrative law deals with private rights and remedies and disputes

between individuals. 

Employment / Labour law deals with relationships at work