Legal drafting is not limited to drafting statutory texts and their executive regulations, but rather extends to include drafting judicial rulings and drafting all legal documents that regulate civil and commercial relations. Sound legal drafting is what provides a degree of balance between rights and obligations, and also contributes significantly to clarifying public and private duties. The procedural rules are organized clearly and specifically.
Therefore, legal drafting is not limited to substantive rules, but rather includes formal rules, such as organizing litigation procedures in courts, procedures for obtaining a professional license, and so on. It requires formal and procedural rules with clear wording that would determine what the relevant party must do. Investigation order
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