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stautes are written laws passed by a political body like Congress, your state legislature, or your city council.
These kinds of laws have the advantage of being easy to find. They are widely published, and they are usually organized logically by subject matter. Statutory law is more accessible to the public. The disadvantage of it is that it sometimes isn't clear how it should apply to certain kinds of situations, so that's where a judge has to interpret the law before he or she can apply the law.
These kinds of laws have the advantage of being easy to find. They are widely published, and they are usually organized logically by subject matter. Statutory law is more accessible to the public. The disadvantage of it is that it sometimes isn't clear how it should apply to certain kinds of situations, so that's where a judge has to interpret the law before he or she can apply the law.
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