Compared to case law, code law:
A) depends far less on precedents from prior judicial cases
B) is viewed as being more "above the state"
C) is more common in English-speaking countries
D) provides greater protections to someone accused of a crime
E) is more familiar to Americans

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Code law is based on a system of written rules and regulations, rather than on legal precedents established by courts. Because of this, it relies less on previous decisions and more on legislative rules and interpretations.

Compared to Case Law, Code Law