Which law is based on written statutes enacted by government and enforced by criminal courts?

• A. Administrative law
• B. Statutory law
• C. Common Law
• D. Fiduciary

Answer: (B)

Written statutes enacted by government and enforced by criminal courts describe statutory law. This body of law is created by legislators through statutes and is then applied by the courts when enforcing criminal or civil rules. It is distinct from other forms of law: administrative law covers rules and decisions produced by government agencies; common law arises from court decisions and evolving precedent rather than written statutes; fiduciary refers to a duty-based relationship of trust, not a category of law itself. So the concept that matches the description is statutory law.