CEVAP:

• A fairly clear demarcation between legal institutions (including adjudication, legislation, and the rules they spawn), on the one hand, and other types of institutions, on the other; legal authority in the former exerting supremacy over political institutions.
• The nature of legal doctrine which comprises the principal source of law and the basis of legal training, knowledge, and institutional practice
• The concept of law as a coherent, organic body of rules and principles with its own internal logic
• The existence and specialized training of lawyers and other legal personnel