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“Domestic” laws are created within the U.S. to govern events within the U.S.

Currie 08 – Law professor at the University of Ottawa, where he teaches international law, the use of force by states, the law of armed conflict, torts, and constitutional law.

John H. Currie, “Glossary,” in Public International Law, Irwin Law 2008, 2nd Ed., pp. 579.

Domestic law/legal system The law or legal system established within a state to govern events, transactions, and persons within or having a connection to that state; also internal, municipal, national, or local law/ legal system.

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