Alabama law encompasses the legal framework and statutes governing the state of Alabama. It includes various areas such as criminal law, civil law, family law, and property law. The legal system is based on both state and federal laws, with the Alabama Supreme Court serving as the highest court in the state. The Alabama Legislature is responsible for creating laws, while the Governor has the authority to sign or veto legislation. Legal disputes are typically resolved in Alabama's courts, which include district courts, circuit courts, and specialized courts for specific issues like family or probate matters.