Under the Hebrew legal system, the law was tied closely with religion, but under the early Chinese system that existed until the twentieth century:

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Under the early Chinese system that existed until the twentieth century, there was little difference between civil law and criminal law, and both were tied closely with Confucianism and other traditional beliefs. The accused did not have the right to an attorney and the decision of guilt or innocence was made by a panel of officials, not a court of judges.

Under the Hebrew Legal System, the Law Was Tied Closely