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For more information, visit: https://www.lawdepot.com/?pid=pg-BFYM... Judicial systems throughout the world generally follow either a civil law or common law method of creating, interpreting. and enforcing laws. In a civil law system, the legislature tends to have more power than the other branches of government because it is in charge of making the laws and the judiciary has little or no authority to interpret or change the laws. In a civil law system, although the legislature makes some of the laws, the judiciary not only has the authority to overturn those laws by finding them unconstitutional, but may also make laws themselves through the concept of stare decis. How a law is declared unconstitutional will depend a great deal on which type of legal system is used in the country in question. In civil law countries, the legislature itself, or a special court, has the authority to declare a law unconstitutional, while, in a common law country, there may be a specific court that decides matters of constitutionality or all courts may determine whether a law is constitutional.