/ˈlɔːbʊk/ – Noun
Definition: sách luật, bộ luật.
A more thorough explanation: A lawbook is a book containing the laws and legal principles of a particular jurisdiction, typically organized by subject matter or code. It serves as a reference for legal professionals and individuals seeking to understand and apply the law.
Example: The lawyer referenced a specific statute in the lawbook to support her argument in court.