The Armenian Legal System is based on civil law traditions, primarily influenced by the French and German legal systems. It consists of various branches, including constitutional, administrative, criminal, and civil law, with the Constitution of Armenia serving as the highest legal authority. The judiciary is independent, comprising the Court of Cassation, appellate courts, and first-instance courts. Legal proceedings are governed by the Civil Procedure Code and the Criminal Procedure Code, ensuring fair trials and the protection of individual rights. The system also emphasizes the importance of legal education and professional training for lawyers and judges.