The legal framework in Colombia is based on a civil law system, with the Colombian Constitution being the supreme law of the land. The Colombian legal system is governed by the judiciary, which includes the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, and Council of State. Colombia also has a Legislative branch composed of the Senate and the Chamber of Representatives, which are responsible for creating legislation. Additionally, Colombia has an Executive branch headed by the President, who serves as both the head of state and the head of government. The country is divided into departments, municipalities, and districts, with each having its own jurisdiction and administration.