Pvl3006s - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

First- Looking at the jurisprudence of the Earth. Discussing and analysing how law and legal systems can be found through studying the earth and its ecosystems. Almost like a geological study of Law. Thereafter looking at the development of the constitution, and discussing whether the constitution is truly transformative. Notes Made in 2023

- summaries of 19 readings - Extra notes - Useful links and videos - Test feedback - suggested outlines for the 2 essays as well as tips INCLUDES: - The Province of Jurisprudence Determined by Austin -The Concept of Law by Hart -Authority Law and Morality by Raz -Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morals by Hart -The Morality of Law by Fuller - Law as a Branch of Morality: The Unity of Practice and Principle by TRS Allan - The Rule of Good Law by Foran - Thinking Like a...

- in depth summaries of all the readings for Dr. Moshikaro's section - 80 pages summarising over 200 pages of notes - contains useful links and video links - colourised and easy to follow - summaries are ordered chapter by chapter to ensure a meticulous understanding - uses simplified languages instead of philosophical jargon - contains additional notes on the Hart Fuller debate at the end of the document

provides a summary of the readings for Hart's ‘Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morals’ and Fuller's ‘Positivism and Fidelity to Law—A Reply to Professor Hart’ from the pages prescribed by Dr. Boonzaier. it contains - Notes from every page from both readings in simplified language highlighting important parts - Background on Fuller and Hart -Summary of their arguments - additional analysis from the recommended reading

Simple and understandable English to describe the concepts of what is law and what makes a legal system, as debated and described by Hart, Fuller, and others in their books. This part of the course covers positivist vs. Other theories of law. The readings prescribed by Professors Fagan and Moshikaro.

Lecture notes, and notes of readings that were studied throughout this course. Taken in 2023. Prof Leo Boonzaier