Class Notes for LWSO 201 at University of Calgary (U OF C)
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Classical Liberalism, Absolute Monarchy
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Using examples from the second treatises of government, explain some of the reasons that. John locke is regarded as the father of classical liberalism.
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Small Claims Court, Thomas Aquinas, Moral Universalism
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Dror: law can be both a direct and indirect cause of social change. Mayhew: law can result in an extension of both formal rights and formal facilities.
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Social Change, Jeremy Bentham, Fiscal Conservatism
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Trinity Western University, Blue Law, Religious Education
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Arguments are ancient, new and it touches deep beliefs and opinions. Many legal issues at stake, the core issues being freedom of religion, religious e
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Christopher Columbus Langdell, Harvard Law Review, Real Change
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Judges do not adjudicate the law through a neutral application of legal rules but through extra-legal factors (social, cultural, psychological) Legal r
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Summa Theologica, Divine Law, Moral Universalism
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1 - proof of god the uncaused first cause: god is perfect and necessary, everything happens for a reason goodness is at the end of everything (influenc
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LWSO 201 Lecture 17: LWSO 201, midterm Review, practice test,_20181221202004
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Kamaruzaman Sjam, The London Free Press, Indictable Offence
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Small Claims Court, Fatalism, Ethnocentrism
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Problems: they do not have social support vagueness of the law e. g. grey area under what circumstances can the law affect social change and vice versa
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LWSO 201 Lecture Notes - Constitution Act, 1982, Liberal Democracy, Equal Protection Clause
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The rule of law and the canadian constitution: rule of law: various definitions a) b) c) d) e) Plato: law is the master of government and government is
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