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Welcome back to the 4 Legal English Podcast, your go-to source for enhancing your Legal English skills and deepening your understanding of the Common Law and its intricacies. In today's episode, we delve into a subject of paramount importance, not just for legal professionals but for anyone interested in the world of law and justice. We will explore the fundamental contrasts between two prominent legal systems: Common Law and Civil Law.

As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, lawyers are often presented with cases that transcend borders, involving multiple legal systems. It is essential for legal practitioners, particularly non-native English speakers, to grasp the differences between these systems. In this episode, we'll elucidate why comprehending these distinctions is vital, touching on the uniqueness of each system, their shared characteristics, and the challenges faced by those who navigate this dynamic legal terrain.

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