It's not really a 'meme', it just uses a shorthand for 'statutory law' which is what most people think of when they they see 'law'.
It is, in fact, a self-replicating unit of behavior.
(It's also true in one sense, which is one of the bases of it's relative reproductive fitness as a meme.)
No, beliefs—whether true and justified (hence, knowledge) or otherwise—are not memes. Behaviors—including ones by which beliefs (including knowledge) are transmitted—are memes. If memes are viewed as analogous to genes (which is the whole point of the concept), beliefs (again, including knowledge) are among the features analogous to aspects of phenotype.