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Known to be one of the oldest written laws discovered in human history. It's a set of laws written by the king of Babylon, which at the time was Hammurabi. It included around 300 laws and settled some equality to his patriarchal society in that time period.

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One of the oldest Christian laws, most commonly known as the Ten Commandments, is a set of laws that prohibited many sins at the time which included murder, theft, etc. Which follows similar rules and discipline to the Code of Hammurabi; however, The Mosaic Law was focused on punishing intentional acts only.

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The Roman Law, also known as The Twelve Tables, focused on recording the societal rules in a well-ordered way so they can be revised when new laws become a necessity. The Law encourages public prosecution of crimes, restitution for victims, and protection of the lower-status from the higher-status groups.

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Known to be the earliest showcase of democracy, the Greek Law hands the expectation to male Athenian(ancient greek) citizens to vote and join jury duties along with other people-- despite their status and role in society.

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Also known as the Great Charter, is a set of laws that was signed into law in 1215. It was constitutional, limiting the England authority’s powers and achieving individual rights amongst the people of England. It, later on, plays a large role in the creation of Canada's Constitution.

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This is a set of laws created by the Iroquois Confederacy, which consists of the Six Aboriginal nations of Canada, which is often simply known as the six nations. It is a constitution that outlines the fundamental rights and responsibilities of its citizens.

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This code is also known as the French Civil Code, it was a new set of written laws that applies to his nation and the people he had conquered. It had become popular as the language used in the code was easier for people to understand. This was understandable as the creation of the laws was meant to set regulations on civil matters.