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Which of the following statements regarding the classification and validity of laws are correct? ( ) A. Based on the scope of their legal validity, laws can be divided into written laws and unwritten laws. B. Classified according to their content and degree of validity, laws can be divided into special laws and general laws. C. Depending on the content stipulated by the laws, they can be divided into substantive laws and procedural laws. D. Administrative regulations can be categorized as departmental regulations and local regulations, with the latter having higher validity than local statutes. E. The constitution holds the highest legal validity in our country; no law may conflict with it, otherwise such a law is invalid
E. The Constitution holds the highest legal authority in our country; no law may conflict with it, otherwise it is invalid
A. Laws can be classified into written laws and unwritten laws based on the scope of their legal validity. B. Laws can be divided into special laws and general laws according to their content and degree of validity. C. Laws can be categorized as substantive laws and procedural laws based on the content they stipulate. D. Administrative regulations can be further divided into departmental regulations and local regulations, with the latter having higher validity than local laws. E. The constitution holds the highest legal validity in our country; no other law may conflict with it, otherwise such law is invalid
The following statements regarding the classification and validity of law are correct: (C E)
The following statements regarding the classification and validity of law are correct: (C E)