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"Thou shall not kill" is a mistranslation, as Hebrew has different words to distinguish between the mere act of killing, and the crime of murder.
The proper commandment is "Thou shall not murder".
Common misconception.
the laws of Leviticus still apply in certain circumstances. it depends on the law. for example eating pork is ok, but some are still valid. for example everything in Leviticus 18 is still correct (mainly cause its all common sense)