[SOSC 2350] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (38 pages long)

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 2350
• Professor: Annie Bunting

Document Summary

Issues in your own home and violations by technology. Relationship between domestic norms and international laws. Prostitution (think about the value of research in legal debates) **take issues as such and put foundational, theoretical blacks together to understand how things become law and how they become contested as a social problem and one contested in court, how they move through. Heterogeneous more needed, formal role explicit rules and sanctions, authority in power to enforce the law: social change. Law effects society and society effects law (cid:862)violation of contract(cid:863) Social change needs to allow women to have more rights: dispute settlements. Getting problems between two parties settled in court. Only law interferes where there is violation** law comes after violation. Structured and rigid rules which may creates gaps in the law. Contradictions between laws, and conflicts between authorities (ministry of health and ministry of national economy ) Some sociologists believe law reaches consensus (laws are neutral) and others believe law.