Legal studi Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes compiled from Introduction to Legal Studies that will help you understand the material perfectly for your next exam.

Thorough and in-depth notes on year 11 legal studies. Organised under syllabus dot points. I used these notes to get an average of 93% across 2 assessment tasks - extremely helpful :)

8.6 The assignments First semester assignments ASSIGNMENT 01 ASSIGNMENT FOR FIRST SEMESTER STUDENTS ONLY UNIQUE NUMBER: SUBMISSION DATE: 17 MARCH 2021 Why are paralegals (especially community-based paralegals) better equipped than legal professionals to deal with certain issues? [10] ASSIGNMENT 02 ASSIGNMENT FOR FIRST SEMESTER STUDENTS ONLY

INTRODUCTION TO PARALEGAL STUDIES PAR1501 Semesters 1 and 2 Department of Jurisprudence

Legal Studies Preliminary Course Notes NESA Syllabus - Australian NSW

This document summarises the gist of core legal theories: Positivism, Natural Law, Interpretivism, Legal Realism and Critical Legal Studies. It is does not provide a comprehensive account of these theories, but simply a broad overview. In respect of positivism, theories by John Austin, Hans Kelsen, HLA Hart and Joseph Raz are discussed. In respect of natural law, theories by John Finnis and Brian Bix are discussed. In respect of interpretivism, Dworkin's theory is discussed.

These notes are lecture notes from week 1 until week 7 of the course Empirical Legal Studies, the second course of the minor Law&Economics. The notes are made in goodnotes and also include graphs, tables and of course also all of the other important information from the lecture.

LEGAL STUDIES Questions And Answers

This is the second mandatory assignment from the course PAR1501 and contributes 25% towards your year mark