The most important branches of Iraqi law

Iraqi law can be divided into two main branches:

Public Law:

Constitutional Law: Regulates the relationship between the three branches of government and the rights of citizens.

Administrative Law: Regulates the work of ministries and government institutions.

Criminal Law: Punishes criminal acts and is divided into public and private.

Private Law:

Civil Law: Regulates financial and personal relationships between individuals.

Personal Status Law: Regulates marriage, divorce, custody, and inheritance.

Commercial Law: Regulates commercial transactions and companies.

Labor Law: Regulates the employment relationship between the employee and the employer.