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COMMON LAW REASONING AND INSTITUTIONS

1.01		THE STRUCTURE OF COURTS IN UK
2.01		THE CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM
2.02		CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS
3.01		INTRODUCTION TO THE JUDICIARY
3.02		JUDGES & JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE EXAM APPROACH
4.01		STATUTORY INTERPRETATION
5.01		LAY PARTICIPATION
5.02		THE JURY
6.01		JUDICIAL PRECEDENT
6.02		THE PROBLEM WITH PRECEDENT
7.01		JUDICAL REASONING RULES, PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES
8.01		POLICE POWERS AND PACE ACT 1984
8.02		POLICE POWERS SUMMARY OF PACE ACT 1984
9.01		ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND FUNDING LEGAL SERVICES
9.02		COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES - LEGAL AID
9.03		LEGAL AID : THE PRICE OF NOT BEING ABLE TO AFFORD IT
10.01		CIVIL JUSTICE REFORMS EXAM APPROACH
10.02		STATUTORY INTERPRETATION EXAM APPROACH
10.03		JURIES/ LAY MAGISTRATES EXAM APPROACH
10.04		JUDICIAL PRECEDENT EXAM APPROACH
11.01		WHAT DO WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY THAT THE ENGLISH LEGAL SYSTEM IS A COMMON LAW SYSTEM?
11.02		SOLVING CIVIL JUSTICE PROBLEMS. WHAT MIGHT BE BEST?
11.03		THE POSITION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS
11.04		The Doctrine of Judicial Precedent
11.05		JUDICIARY
11.06		LEGAL AID
11.07		THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998

Presentation

•	Administrative Law
•	Commercial Law
•	Common Law Reasoning and Institutions
•	Conflicts of Laws
•	Criminal Law
•	EU
•	Family Law
•	Jurisprudence and Legal Theory
•	Land law
•	Law of Evidence
•	Public Law
•	The Laws of Contract
•	Tort Law
•	Trust

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