User: Can you explain the difference between a Substantive and a Procedural law?
Assistant: Substantive law is a body of law that defines and governs the legal rights and obligations of those within the jurisdiction of that body of law. It covers areas such as contracts, torts, property, family law and criminal law. Procedural law outlines the steps that must be taken when a party is bringing a claim or taking legal action against another party. It includes the rules of evidence, civil procedure, criminal procedure, administrative law and rules of court.