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curprev 12:2712:27, 15 April 2024‎ Eupakistani talk contribs‎ m 66,749 bytes +108‎ Similar to the United States and India, multiple legal systems exist within a sovereign nation. Most of the listed countries are sovereign states, with several of the constituent countries of the UK added in brackets. And even the mixed laws of Scotland were influenced by Anglo common law, and the legal systems of the several countries in the UK are not completely insulated.