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1. Human Legal Frameworks

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   Jurisdictional Overlap and Conflict
   In modern states, legal authority is rarely monolithic. Multiple overlapping jurisdictions exist, including federal, state/provincial, and municipal levels. Conflicts of law arise when these layers apply contradictory rules to the same set of facts. Conflict resolution typically relies on [constitutional supremacy clauses](/entries/constitutional-supremacy-clause…

2. Majority Age

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   Variation in Jurisdictional Thresholds
   While $18$ and $21$ remain the most common ages globally, several jurisdictions employ intermediate or highly specialized ages for specific legal acts. This differentiation is often justified by balancing personal autonomy against potential vulnerability.
   The Age of Culinary Consent