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Federal legislation
* applies to employees of the federal government and federal corporations.
* governs how colleges and universities supervise student records.
* is the only mechanism which can create uniformity amongst the states.
* prevents guns from moving between jurisdictions with different laws.
* prohibits the unlawful possession, use or distribution of alcohol.
* protects right to practice forestry.

Commercial law
* focuses on intra-state transactions.
* involves a process of balance between various conflicting goals.
* is based on English law
  - the primary business of much of general civil practice

Company law
* allows large companies to own property just like the individual.
* is an important part of the framework within which companies operate
  - based on British law

Comparative law
* deals with the study of different national legal systems.
* is the comparison of legal systems.

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Conservation law
* are a set of rules that forbid all such non-occurring decays
  - intrinsically related to the invariance of a physical system
  - the most fundamental laws in physics
  - very important tools in solving mechanics problems
* require that the polarizations of the two particles be exactly correlated.
+ Conservation law, Purpose: Basic physics ideas
  * Conservation laws are helpful for people when they do problems in Physics. This is because if they know that a thing is conserved, it gives them more mathematical information about the thing they are doing the problem about
  - Types of Conservation laws
  * Conservation laws can come in two types, global, or local

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Constitution
* All constitutions give access to power to a certain group or class.
* Many constitutions have a general equality and equal protection clause.
* Most constitutions predate the automobile.
* Some constitutions are thin, quick and warm, while others are slow, cold and flabby
  - make ratified international treaties and covenants part of national law
* are about shared public values supporting a political process
  - beginnings
  - determined and guided by the political culture that is in force in society
  - economic documents as well as political documents
  - properties
* are, after all, only words written on paper
  - by necessity, written documents
* contain many of the laws of our country.
* define the distribution of power.
* is also the name of the instrument containing the fundamental laws of the state.
* is the contrivance of man, while government is of divine ordination
  - internal document that records promises between the union and the members
  - supreme law of the United States
  - world's oldest commissioned warship afloat
* literature of prohibitions.
* never give the government the power to legislate over the people.
* provide the basic legal structures and assumptions for tribal governments.
* reflect the ideologies of a particular country.
* regulate and sanctify fundamental policy choices.
* represent theoretical expressions of a polity s practical political life.
* serve different purposes in different governments.

### written language | document | law | constitution:

Indian constitution
* is the longest of all constitutions in the world.
+ Indian independence movement, India's independence (1947 to 1950)
  * In this partition many people died and got separated from their families. On midnight of 14th August 1947, India became an independent country, and still is today. On 26th January 1950, India adopted the constitution. Indian constitution is the longest of all constitutions in the world.