Which of the following best describes the origins of the Socialist law tradition? It is rooted in the Roman law tradition, and 1 most Socialist countries have a written civil code. 2 3 4 It is rooted in principles of Confucianism and therefore favors mediation over litigation. It is rooted in the English common law tradition, and decisions of courts in Socialist countries are binding precedent. It is rooted in hybrid law, because all Socialist countries, like Cuba, were colonized by both a common law country and a civil law one.

Which of the following best describes the origins of the Socialist law tradition? It is rooted in the Roman law tradition, and 1 most Socialist countries have a written civil code. 2 3 4 It is rooted in principles of Confucianism and therefore favors mediation over litigation. It is rooted in the English common law tradition, and decisions of courts in Socialist countries are binding precedent. It is rooted in hybrid law, because all Socialist countries, like Cuba, were colonized by both a common law country and a civil law one.