SOSC 1350 Study Guide - Epiphenomenon, Narratology, Redlining

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 1350
• Professor: Julie Dowsett

Document Summary

Long answer minimum 3 pages double spaced per question. Define term and give relevant info from the course. Think critically", relevance, why was the case important, power structures in society, the way the law works, don"t do point forms, by very familiar with narratology, morality, legal consciousness, legal pluralism. Administrative law governs the activities of administrative agencies of government. Tort law deals with private wrongs committed against one another, e. g. injury caused by negligence. Treaty of westphalia (1658) principle of state soverignity political self-determination, principle of legal equality between states, can"t interfere with laws; principle of non-intervention (some exceptions) Sentencing circles represent a recent attempt to implement more culturally appropriate forms of justice for aboriginal people. System, with parameters set out by the canadian criminal code & case law/appeals. Often take place of the crim code once guilt has been established. Mostly for offences under 2 years prison time.