method; way; means; the steps or procedures used to achieve a specific goal

To have no way; to be unable to; to be incapable of.

way of doing something; means of handling a situation or solving a problem

law; statute; normative documents enacted by the state

what one thinks about something; opinion; notion; way of thinking

judge; justice; official in a court of law who presides over trials

Republic in western Europe

to enforce laws or decrees; law enforcement

physical place or room where a court of law conducts its proceedings

To violate or disobey the law or regulations

legal; in accordance with the law; based on legal provisions

laws and regulations; legislation; statutes or codes that are lower in authority than the constitution but higher than administrative rules

court of justice; an institution that hears legal cases and administers justice

way of doing or handling something; a method for making a product or dish; a practice or work method

way of saying something; wording; formulation; a person's version or account of a situation; a theory, argument, or interpretation

illegal; unlawful; illicit

lawful; legitimate; according to the law; rightful

(administration of) justice; related to the legal system, courts, or the process of investigating and judging legal cases

way of looking at something; view; point of view

magic; sorcery; witchcraft; wizardry; magical arts used by supernatural beings or practitioners

to enact, amend, or abolish laws; to formulate legal statutes

the system of laws and institutions established by a state; legal framework

to have no way to do something; to have no alternative or choice

the fundamental laws or rules of a country or organization; charter

established or required by law; statutory; legally appointed

the French language

skill or artistic technique; the specific method used in creating a work of art, literature, or music

A social organization or entity that has legal rights and duties, such as a corporation or government agency, as opposed to a natural person.

A state organ in China responsible for exercising judicial power; includes the Supreme People's Court, local courts, and specialized courts.

A professional expert who applies medical knowledge to investigate deaths, injuries, or evidence for legal cases; forensic pathologist; medical examiner

To think up a method or make an attempt to accomplish something.

therapy; medical treatment; a method of curing or treating disease

The system of governing a country according to the law; to rule by law. Often contrasted with [[人治|人治|ren2 zhi4]].

The art, technique, or style of writing characters, especially with a brush; penmanship or handwriting

penal code; the body of laws that defines criminal offenses and specifies their punishment

a proposed law or draft of a law submitted to a legislature for consideration; a bill

Combined term for politics and law, often referring to the political and legal system; political and legal

A magic weapon or talisman used to defeat demons in myths; also refers to an effective device, method, or secret for achieving success.

to be at large; to get off scot-free; refers to a criminal remaining free and unfettered while evading legal punishment

way; method; way of doing things

rule; law; code; standard method

Ferrari, an Italian luxury sports car manufacturer

A master who is proficient in Buddhist or Daoist teachings; often used as a title of respect for a priest or monk.

to violate the law; to commit an offense against legal statutes or decrees

the way or style of playing a game (such as cards or sports), making a move, or operating equipment

arithmetic; method of calculation; algorithm (step-by-step procedure for calculation)

the science of law; jurisprudence or legal studies

The set of laws and regulations governing the organization, establishment, and activities of companies.

college or department within a university for the study of law