Legal Framework and Theories in Germany

In the world of laws, we have the formal and material realms, skibidi vibes only. Formal laws go through the official grind of the parliamentary process, while material laws are the general rules, lowkey binding like a toilet seat in a public restroom. When distinguishing public from private law, it is all about who stands where. Citizens face each other with only private law unless a kingly TÜV swoops in. We got theories like subordination, interest, and subject theory, each with their own edge. The essence of Germany's democracy is a continuous legit chain, where the people reign supreme. The Rechtsstaat principle keeps it all dank and organized.