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1. Criminal Law (absolute discharge; common assault; death or imprisonment; detection of crime; disobedience of the law; kinds of wrongdoings; minor cases; money penalty; offences against the State; part of the law; private citizens; private right; prosecution of offenders; public peace; public servants; range from).
2. Branches of civil law (be concerned with; be defined; breach of a contract; civil wrong; common law; deal with; define the rights; devolution of property; enjoy over land; equitable obligation; extent of the rights; former owner; legal consequences; legally enforceable; rights and duties; rights under a lease; unliquidated damages).
3. Public Law (acquire compulsorily; armed forces; central government; choice of monarch; civil service; courts of justice; legal rights; local authorities; organs of government; powers and privileges; principal functions; private citizen; regulate the structure; rights of aliens; separate chambers; voting rights).
4. Procedural Law and Substantive Law (above branches; be enforced; body of rules; by the trial; civil case; civil legal action; criminal case; criminal prosecution; duties and liabilities; execution of the judgment; followed by; in the court; lay down; legal action; procedural law; regulate the rights; take out; under civil law).
5. The distinction between substantive law and procedural law (accused person; bad character; be clear; be innocent; be regarded; course of the trial; depend on; important rule; proved guilty; refer to; special circumstances; substantive or procedural; view taken of its nature).
