A code-law system _____.
A)is used to resolve particular cases,usually by judges and a jury
B)is unique to England,the United States,and former colonies of the British Empire
C)recognizes the use of precedents in judicial cases
D)is similar to the communist and socialist legal systems
E)is one where all the legal rules are in one comprehensive legislative enactment

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In a code-law system, all the legal rules are in one comprehensive legislative enactment, which is different from the common-law system that recognizes the use of precedents in judicial cases. This type of system is not unique to England, the United States, and former colonies of the British Empire, and it is not similar to the communist and socialist legal systems.

A Code-Law System _____