法律 is a statutory law enacted by a government, while 法則 is a natural or logical principle with no legal authority.
法律 refers to an ordinary statute or law, while 憲法 is the supreme, foundational law that governs all other laws.
法律 is the general word for any law, while 刑法 specifically refers to criminal law or the Penal Code.
法律 is the general word for 'law', while 取締法 specifically names a law that regulates or controls a particular activity or industry.
法律 is the common modern word for actual law in a legal sense, while 律 alone is a more archaic or technical term often tied to ancient Chinese-derived codes.
法律 is the general word for any law or statute, while 基準法 specifically names a law that lays down basic standards or criteria (e.g. 建築基準法).
法律 refers to a law in general or a specific statute, while 法規 more strongly evokes the whole body of applicable laws and regulations together.
法律 refers to an individual statute or law, while 法制 refers to the overall legislative system or body of laws.
法案 is a bill still under deliberation, while 法律 is a law that has already been enacted.
法律 is the general word for any law, whereas 禁止法 denotes a law whose specific purpose is to forbid a particular act or item.
法律 refers to statutory law enacted by a government, whereas 掟 is not used for modern legal statutes but for a community's own code.
法律 means 'law' in the general sense of statutes and the legal system, whereas 法務 refers to the practical work of handling legal matters.
法律 means 'law' or 'legislation' as a general concept, whereas 法文 specifically denotes the actual written text of a law.
法律 is the noun for 'law/legislation' itself, whereas 法的 is the な-adjective used to describe something as law-related.
法律 is a law passed by the Diet, standing above both 政令 and 省令 in Japan's legal hierarchy.
