Encyclopedia of Foreign Laws is a set of collections of foreign statutes and at the same time, it studies the background of a particular enactment and consequence of such enactment within the domestic field or neighborhood. 

• Law of Australia -
• Law of Austria -
• Law of Bangladesh -
• Law of Cuba -
• Law of Egypt -
• Law of England - Law of England  
• Law of France -
• Law of Germany -
• Law of Italy -
• Law of Mayanmar -
• Law of Nepal -
• Law of New Zealand -
• Law of North Korea -
• Law of Pakistan -
• Law of Palestine -
• LAW OF QATAR -
• Law of Spain -
• Law of Sri Lanka -
• Law of Thailand -
• Law of the People’s Republic of China -
• LAW OF TURKEY -
• Law of UAE -
• Law of Ukraine -
• The Study of Jurisprudence - It is not only the common interest of mankind that crimes should not be committed, but that crimes of every kind should be less frequent, in proportion to the evil they produce to society. Therefore, the means made use of by the legislature to prevent crimes, should be more powerful, in proportion as they are destructive of the public safety and happiness, and as the inducements to commit them are stronger. Therefore there ought to be a fixed proportion between crimes and punishments.

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