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A general introduction to the constitutional law of Canada with concentration on division of powers, Aboriginal constitutional law and the Charter.
A general introduction to the constitutional law of Canada with concentration on division of powers, Aboriginal constitutional law and the Charter.
Canadian constitutional law seeks to identify, define and reconcile the rights, responsibilities and functions of governments, communities and individuals in Canada.
The course will provide students with a general introduction to the law of contracts. Topics include a discussion of the essential elements of contracts, particularly agreement, intention, and consideration; vitiating factors; protection of weaker parties; contractual rights and obligations; and remedies.
The course will provide students with a general introduction to the law of contracts. Topics include a discussion of the process of contract formation, the essential elements of contracts, particularly agreement, intention, and consideration; vitiating factors; protection of weaker parties; contractual rights and obligations; and remedies.
A general introduction to the law of contracts.
This course is intended to introduce students to the basic procedural and doctrinal concepts and frameworks of Canadian criminal law.
This course is intended to introduce students to the basic procedural and doctrinal concepts and frameworks of Canadian criminal law.
This full-year course is intended to introduce students to the basic procedural and doctrinal concepts and frameworks of Canadian criminal law.
This course serves as the cornerstone of the student’s legal education. Skills acquired in Legal Methods 1540 will be used throughout law school and professional practice.
Following completion of this course, students will have developed a basic understanding of the following; legal research and writing, legal analysis, oral advocacy, statutory interpretation, legal citation, professional standards and responsibilities.
As future professionals, students are required to conduct themselves professionally. Students are expected to read the assigned materials, complete the online modules, attend the in-person classes, and complete all course assignments.