On Sep 30, 10:59 am, fleshro...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Sep 30, 11:24 am, legaltheo...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > LAW 7094 Principles of Australian Law
> > *LAW 7111 Principles of Australian Law (MCL)
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> > After graduating in Law with first class honours, Susan Bartie spent
> > 18 months as a Judge’s
> > Associate and Research Assistant at the Federal Court of Australia. In
> > 2000 she was
> > awarded a full British Chevening/Commercial Law scholarship which she
> > applied to undertake
> > a Masters degree from the University of Cambridge. Her studies focused
> > on European
> > Competition Law, Intellectual Property and Comparative Constitutional
> > (Public) Law.
> > Susan then spent several years in corporate and commercial litigation
> > practice where she
> > worked on a number of high calibre matters both in Australia and
> > abroad, including litigation
> > arising out of the collapse of HIH Insurance. She gained considerable
> > practical experience in the areas of professional liability, corporate
> > law, equity, trade practices, private international law and contract.
> > Her research interests lie primarily in the areas of professional
> > liability/tort law, private international law and equity.
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> > Course Description
> > This course provides the introduction to Australian Law and Legal
> > System, forming a basis for the further study of law. In particular,
> > the course examines law making and court processes and hierarchies in
> > Australia; the role of Courts and legislature in Australia, including
> > their historical background and the development of the Australian
> > legal system; legal system taxonomy, including the Australian federal
> > system, public and private law, other families of legal systems,
> > including the international legal system and comparative law; private
> > international law and an introduction to human rights law. The course
> > will also provide an introduction to legal research and problem
> > solving.
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> > Teaching Methodology
> > Taught over the course of the semester.
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> > Course Dates
> > Evening classes.
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