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101 violate a law
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102 Bachelor of Law
licenciado,-a en derecho -
103 against the law
contra la ley -
104 by law
por ley -
105 cannon law
derecho canónico -
106 case law
SMALLLAW/SMALL jurisprudencia -
107 civil law
derecho civil -
108 commercial law
derecho mercantil -
109 common-law husband
marido de hecho -
110 common-law wife
mujer nombre femenino de hecho -
111 criminal law
derecho penal -
112 dry law
SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL ley nombre femenino seca -
113 in law
por ley -
114 in the eyes of the law
según la Ley -
115 international law
derecho internacional -
116 lynch law
los linchamientos nombre masculino plural -
117 mob law / mob rule
mob law / mob ruleley nombre femenino de la calle -
118 statute law
derecho escrito -
119 the law of the jungle
la ley del más fuerte -
120 to be a law unto oneself
dictar sus propias leyes
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