Question

_____ comes from English law and is the foundation of the legal system in the United States, Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand, and others.

Answer 1

Common Law comes from the English Law.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Common Law is also known as "judge made law" or "judicial precedent."
• Common laws are those that are derived from the decisions taken by the judiciary or other tribunals.
• This practice of law originated in the courts of the Kings of England. Since it was common to all the courts of the English Kings, it came to be known as the common law.
• Presently, one-third of the world follows or comes under the practices of common law.
• Currently, this law derived from the English law forms the fundamental principle in most legal systems of the world like US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.