Armenian Law refers to the legal system in the Republic of Armenia, which is based on civil law principles. It incorporates various sources, including the Constitution, statutes, and international treaties. The legal framework aims to protect individual rights and ensure justice within the country. The judiciary in Armenia is independent, with a system that includes courts of general jurisdiction and specialized courts. Key legal areas include criminal law, civil law, and administrative law, all governed by the Civil Code and the Criminal Code. The legal system also emphasizes the importance of human rights and the rule of law.