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Is there a an adjective for law?

While "law" itself is not an adjective, there are many adjectives that can describe aspects of law, depending on the specific context you need. Here are a few examples:

General terms:

* Legal: This is the most common and general adjective related to law.

* Judicial: Relating to courts, judges, or the administration of justice.

* Juridical: Similar to "judicial," emphasizing the legal aspects of something.

* Statutory: Based on or created by law.

* Constitutional: Relating to the constitution of a country.

* Legislative: Relating to the making of laws.

* Regulatory: Controlling or governing something according to rules and laws.

* Criminal: Relating to crime or criminals.

* Civil: Relating to non-criminal matters.

* Contractual: Relating to agreements and contracts.

More specific terms:

* Common law: Based on legal precedents and customs.

* International: Relating to relations between different countries.

* Domestic: Relating to a particular country's laws.

* Maritime: Relating to the law of the sea.

* Environmental: Relating to the protection and management of the environment.

* Labor: Relating to employment and labor rights.

* Commercial: Relating to business transactions.

* Tax: Relating to the collection of taxes.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and what aspect of law you want to emphasize.

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