There were great changes in the Cambodian courts and laws during the years from 1901to 1924. The French Protectorate of Cambodia, with the cooperation of King Sisowath, re-organised Cambodian courts into a hierarchy that resembled that of French courts. Cambodian laws were codified in forms that resembled French legal codes. During that time, judicial and administrative roles were gradually separated.
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