Legal Methods and Systems: Text & Materials
Carl F. Stychin, Linda Mulcahy
Abstract
Carl F. Stychin, Linda Mulcahy
Abstract
Legal Methods and Systems: Text and Materials uses a text and materials format to provide a mini library and integrated teaching tool for Legal Method, English Legal System and Introduction to Law courses. * Introduces students to a range of different ways of thinking about the study of law including doctrinal, socio-legal and critical perspectives * Provides a wealth of materials and commentary, along with a series of focused questions suitable for tutorials and essays * Discusses the implications of the opening of the new Supreme Court and reflects on the success of the Woolf reforms of the civil litigation system * Includes examples and a questions and problems section to help students grasp the subject * Incorporates high-level diagrams and mind maps in order to enhance retention of legal principles and procedures * Includes other user-friendly features such as "key concepts" boxes, suggested further reading and web sources
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Legal Methods and Systems: Text and Materials uses a text and materials format to provide a mini library and integrated teaching tool for Legal Method, English Legal System and Introduction to Law courses. * Introduces students to a range of different ways of thinking about the study of law including doctrinal, socio-legal and critical perspectives * Provides a wealth of materials and commentary, along with a series of focused questions suitable for tutorials and essays * Discusses the implications of the opening of the new Supreme Court and reflects on the success of the Woolf reforms of the civil litigation system * Includes examples and a questions and problems section to help students grasp the subject * Incorporates high-level diagrams and mind maps in order to enhance retention of legal principles and procedures * Includes other user-friendly features such as "key concepts" boxes, suggested further reading and web sources
Key concepts: GRASP, Reading (process), Order (exchange), Subject (documents), Computer science, Supreme court, Key (lock), Section (typography)