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Legal Systems in Anteria

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List of national legal systems in Anteria

  Civil law
  Common law
  Customary/Religious Law
  Bijuridical/Mixed

Nation Legal system Details
 Albithica Bijuridical/Mixed Albithica's legal system is a mix between Common and Civil law. Codified law takes a higher precedence than previous court decisions in many legal cases on the local level. However, those who are found guilty can appeal their sentence to the respective Grand Court, which makes their decisions to overturn a guilty sentencing primarily based upon prior Grand Court appeals. The Supreme Court operates entirely upon a common law system, creating precedence with their prior decisions and rulings.
 Aziallis Bijuridical/Mixed I'm sure we have so dumb system in place which I am yet to flesh out. All I know is that it's a mixed system.
 Gabrielland Bijuridical/Mixed The Gabrielt legal system is a mix between Civil and Customary law. Guilty people have the option for their case to be tried against the law in a higher court. The concept of "Innocent until proven guilty" is applied on all courts. Judges are free to use their own common sense whenever a loophole occurs.
 Hatstheput Bijuridical/Mixed Hastheputian judges have limited autonomy to interpret the law, and have the liberty to enact their very own legislation for loopholes. According to the pledge judges do before a trial, they promise to "protect the law guided on common sense and objective reason", rather than in fixed laws.
 Kilowatt Bijuridical/Mixed The Kilowattian legal system is based upon a mixture of both civil and common law traditions. Not only do Kilowattian judges interpret the law, they also make the law to an extent, insofar as their decisions act as precedent for future cases.
Viha 859365.png Viha Bijuridical/Mixed The Vihish legal system is all in one document, the Constitution of Viha.