One of the most distinctive features of law in industrial societies is the proliferation of public and procedural law, referred to as:

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Administrative law refers to the laws and regulations that govern the behavior of administrative agencies, such as the Environmental Protection Agency or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In industrial societies, these agencies play a significant role in regulating public life, and thus there is a proliferation of administrative law to ensure that these agencies act fairly and within the constraints of the law. Tort law, habeas corpus, and litigation law are all areas of law that exist in both industrial and non-industrial societies and do not capture the distinctive feature mentioned in the question. "Sue anyone for anything" law is not a recognized term in legal scholarship.

One of the Most Distinctive Features of Law in Industrial