Inequality in the Legal System of the United States

In the United States, there was no true equality. From the Declaration of Independence to the present age, the American legal system was not tried equally. In the history of America (Orwell), there is an ideology that "Everyone is equal, some are equal to others". Inequality always exists in the American legal system and exists today, but the current inequality of the system is not as obvious as before, but the system is starting to rely on inequality.

The legal system ("common law" system) used in the United States is one of many legal systems used around the world. These differing legal systems may have a significant impact on the major provisions of international commerce, such as the jurisdiction law (or "legal choice") clause, which will have a significant impact on the property rights of the parties to international commerce There is a possibility. In Cantwell & Goldman, Pennsylvania, companies and individuals use these various legal systems, serve as US legal counselors for overseas companies, and cooperate with overseas local legal counselors. real estate)

As many lawyers already know, there are many differences in the legal system between Mexico and the United States. The American legal system is a common law system derived from British legal tradition. This means that, in the United States, opinions of judicial judgments released and collected are considered legally binding. On the other hand, in Mexico's civil code system, law codification is very important. The United States has jurisdiction over common law, but there are laws, regulations and regulations at federal, state and local levels. Published judicial opinion is not the only authoritative source for the United States. In fact, litigation is usually focused on statutory law. They first look at the code, but they may also study doctrines (academic papers) and law schools (high court rulings) to represent clients on specific issues. Please prepare thoroughly.