What is the Moldovan legal system like?

Moldova is a country governed by a constitution-based parliamentary republic. The Moldovan Legal System is determined by the Moldovan Constitution and other laws. The Moldovan legal system is divided into three main branches: constitutional law, civil law and criminal law. Constitutional law regulates the basic structure of the state and the rights of citizens. The Moldovan Constitution determines the fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens and the functioning of state bodies. It regulates private law issues such as civil law, family law, inheritance law and labor law. The Moldovan Civil Code has basic laws in this field. Criminal law deals with crimes and their penalties. The Moldovan Criminal Code determines crimes and penalties for crimes. The legal system also includes judicial bodies. Judicial bodies in Moldova consist of the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court and other courts. Judicial bodies deal with the application of law, interpretation of laws and resolution of disputes. Moldova is a country that attaches importance to international law in its legal system. International agreements and norms prevail over local laws in Moldova. As a result, the Moldovan legal system includes branches of constitutional law, civil law and criminal law. In these areas, laws and courts play an important role in the implementation of law and protection of citizens' rights in Moldova.