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The diagnosis of the law in the way implied by the question is not how Jews would define it since Jews define laws based on the origin of exegesis rather than the moment of exegesis, but to use those terms: Mosaic, Mishnaic, Talmudic, Medieval, and Modern.

Jews define Jewish Laws as De'Oraita (דאורייתא) or De'Rabanan (דרבנן) meaning that the basis of the Law comes directly from the Torah or has its origins in Rabbinic views about how to safeguard the Torah laws.
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Q: What are the names of the Types of Jewish laws for example Mosaic?
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