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Haroon Aseen (13P) Introduction: The legal system of the United Kingdom is renowned for its rich history, which has shaped the development of legal principles and institutions in the modern era. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the UK legal system, including its principles, key institutions, and structure. From the roles of judges, courts and other legal professions to the foundation of common law, understanding the UK legal framework is crucial for anyone interested in a career of law. Historical Development: The UK legal system has its roots in the concept of common law, which originated in medieval England and has been improved on ever since. Common law is an unwritten body of legal principles that are applied and developed by judges in their rulings. Over the centuries, common law principles and legal customs evolved, forming the foundation of the UK legal system. Structure and Sources of Law: The UK legal system is composed of three main br...