lawtype

noun
UK /ˈlɔːtaɪp/
US /ˈlɔːtaɪp/

A lawtype is a kind or group of laws that are alike.

The teacher said traffic rules are one lawtype we learn about in school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A label used to sort laws by what they are about.

Safety laws are a lawtype that keeps people from getting hurt.

3. A way to talk about laws that share the same purpose.

The library book listed each lawtype in a different chapter.

4. A group name for rules made by the same government office.

The city council made a new lawtype for park rules.