SOSC 4351 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Actus Reus
18 May 2016
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Language section 35 of the constitution define indigenous people as indian, inuit and metis people. In the constitution, indian refers to two different people status and non status. The inuit are the people of the north, esp. The metis are a group that distinctly emerged from the contact between european explorers and. Pan-aboriginal approaches treats all aboriginal groups the same. Western worldview all theorists start their theories by imagining a world where there is not a state. When we create laws we need it to do two things: take care of those people infringing our liberties. Make sure that it"s not infringing the liberties of people that aren"t doing anything wrong binary system of codified laws: if something is not illegal then it is legal. Many reports on justice and aboriginal people, one of more influential ones. However, if the child becomes endangered you are obligated to help them.
