Lawgiver (noun)

1. A person who makes or gives laws.
2. A person who creates and enforces laws and regulations.
3. A person who establishes a legal system.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from law + giver.

Examples:

1. Moses is considered the lawgiver of the Jewish people.
2. The lawgiver introduced several new policies to improve the criminal justice system.
3. The lawgiver was respected for his impartiality and fairness.
4. The lawgiver was criticized for being too lenient on certain crimes.
5. The lawgiver's role was to ensure that the laws were clear and fair to all.