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This dimension names every jurisdiction that actually uses a given legal system. Wikipedia notes that "some countries have a single legal system, while others may have multiple overlapping legal systems arising from distinct sources of sovereign authority." Browsing this way collects every jurisdiction that shares the same legal system.

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Comparison
Primary Source of Law
Codified Statutes 1
Landmark Formation Year
1804 1
Jurisdictions Using It

Albania

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Angola

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Armenia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Autonomous communities of Spain

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Autonomous regions of Portugal

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Azerbaijan

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Belarus

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Belgium

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Benin

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Bolivia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Burkina Faso

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Burundi

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Cabo Verde

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Cambodia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Cantons of Switzerland

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Central African Republic

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Chad

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Chile

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Costa Rica

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Cote d'Ivoire

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Croatia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Czech Republic

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Dominican Republic

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Estonia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Finland

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

France

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

France, Austria, Netherlands

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Gabon

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Georgia (country)

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Germany

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Guatemala

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Guinea-Bissau

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Haiti

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Iceland

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Japan

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Laos

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Lithuania

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Luxembourg

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Montenegro

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Mozambique

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

North Macedonia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Norway

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Panama

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

People's Republic of China

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Republic of the Congo

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Sao Tome and Principe

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Slovakia

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Thailand

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Timor-Leste

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Ukraine

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Uruguay

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Uzbekistan

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry

Venezuela

Jurisdictions Using It
1 entry
Sources
1. Civil law (legal system) (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia
  • Civil law (legal system), lead section
    civil law systems are characterized by their reliance on legal codes that function as the primary source of law.
  • Civil law (legal system), lead section, primary source sentence
    civil law systems are characterized by their reliance on legal codes that function as the primary source of law.
  • Civil law (legal system), lead section, codification dates sentence
    France's Napoleonic Code (1804) and Germany's Burgerliches Gesetzbuch (1900)
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