• Law by time (10 C, 1 P)
• Legal history by country (75 C, 1 P)
• Legal history by issue (13 C, 10 P)

.

• Legal historians (5 C, 60 P)

*

• History of law enforcement (13 C, 17 P)

C

• Canon law history (5 C, 56 P)
• Case law (13 C, 6 P)
• Common law (17 C, 129 P)
• Constitutional history (10 C, 25 P)
• Former courthouses (6 C, 8 P)

D

• Defunct constitutions (8 C, 175 P)
• Defunct courts (18 C, 20 P)
• Defunct law firms (8 C, 2 P)

F

• First women lawyers (3 C, 28 P)

H

• Historical legislatures (27 C, 102 P)
• Histories of legislatures (7 C, 1 P)

L

• Lawyers by former country (33 C)

O

• Historical legal occupations (6 C, 60 P)
• Overturned convictions (1 C, 38 P)

P

• People convicted under a bill of attainder (52 P)
• Political charters (12 C, 112 P)
• Proposed laws (15 C, 18 P)

R

• Law reform (13 C, 16 P)
• Repealed legislation (21 C, 6 P)

S

• Simony (24 P)
• Sources of law (5 C, 26 P)

T

• Trials by combat (1 C, 26 P)

W

• Works about legal history (2 C)

• Legal history

A

• American Society for Legal History
• Ancient Law
• Antejuramentum
• Association of Young Legal Historians
• Attachiamenta bonorum

B

• Beard and haircut laws by country
• Bill of attainder
• Black–white binary
• Brocard (law)
• Byzantine law

C

• Legal history of the Catholic Church
• Chinese law
• Code of Hammurabi
• Common informer
• Common land
• Common law
• Common scold
• Comparative legal history
• Compurgation
• Contemporary European law
• Coram nobis
• Crime against nature

D

• Dancing ban
• Debtors' prison
• Dhammasattha
• Dishu system

E

• Edict of Horemheb
• Ejectment
• Eye for an eye

F

• Fee tail
• Feoffment

G

• General Indian Court (New Spain)
• Glossator
• Grazing rights

H

• Heir and spare
• History of the legal profession

I

• Inquisitorial system
• Intestacy

J

• Law of Jersey
• Judicial populism
• Jus commune

L

• Law school of Berytus
• Legal anthropology
• Legal archaeology
• Legal evolution
• Legal humanists
• Legist
• Leopold Wenger Institute for Ancient Legal History and Papyrus Research
• Lex regia (imperial)

M

• Male heir
• Mechanisms of the English common law
• Medieval law
• Merism
• Metaconstitution
• Mischief rule
• List of monarchies by order of succession
• Monastery death

O

• Oath
• Oath book
• Oral law
• Outlaw

P

• Paraphernalia
• Porphyrogeniture
• Posse comitatus
• Pragmatic sanction
• Primogeniture
• Printing patent
• Private jurisdiction
• Privilege (law)
• Proximity of blood

R

• Reading law
• Reception statute
• Rogatio

S

• Scholia Sinaitica
• Section 377
• Seduction (tort)
• Society of Gentleman Practisers in the Courts of Law and Equity
• Sodomy law
• Sumptuary law
• Supplementary process

T

• Tenement (law)
• The Transfer of Power, 1942–47
• Theftbote
• Trial by ordeal

U

• Ultimogeniture

W

• White-shoe firm
• Writ