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What distinguishes statutory law from other sources of law? | QuestionStock

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What distinguishes statutory law from other sources of law?

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What distinguishes statutory law from other sources of law?

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It is written and enacted by a legislature
It is created only by judges through precedent
It consists solely of constitutional provisions
It is the informal practices of administrative agencies

Correct answer: It is written and enacted by a legislature

Explanation: Statutory law is written law enacted by a legislative body and codified; for example, the U.S. Congress enacted the Civil Rights Act as a statute in 1964.

Created 2026-03-10T17:32:12.183Z. Updated 2026-03-10T17:32:12.183Z.