Substantive and Procedural Law

The video tutorial explains the differences between substantive and procedural law. Substantive law prescribes the conduct that is allowed or prohibited, while procedural law outlines the methods for enforcing these rules. Examples are provided to illustrate the distinctions, such as the requirement to answer a complaint within a certain timeframe as procedural, and the prohibition of taking property without consent as substantive.

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