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Line 2: {{About\|the body of laws in France\|the economic policies implemented under French King Louis XV, called the "Law System"\|John Law (economist)}} {{Redirect\|French law\|the dialect of French used in English courts\|Law French\|the law requiring the use of French in Quebec\|Bill 101}} [[File:Organisation juridictionnelle nationale fr.svg\|thumb\|upright=1.8\|Schema of jurisdictional dualism in the French legal system]] '''French law''' can be divided into two main categories: [[Private law\|private or judicial law]] ("''droit privé''") and [[public law]] ("''droit public''").{{sfn\|Bermann\|Picard\|2008\|p=58}}{{sfn\|MDLJ-OrgJustice\|2021}}

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