Statutory law does not include county ordinances.

a. True

b. False

This is, in fact, false. Statutory law is, in all actuality, included in county ordinances. County rules are ordinances that are set and enforced by the board of the county. Often times they are similar in most places but are subject to changes from county to county.

The statutory law is a legal system that consists of written legislation. This law clarifies the functioning of the government, improves civil order, answers public needs ...

The statement that the Statutory law does not include county ordinances. is false, because the statutory law includes county ordinances.