Lecture 1.doc
Political Science 340 with Wollenberg at Rutgers University - New Brunswick/Piscataway
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Courts and Judicial Policymaking
Philosophical Problems in the Law
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January 19, 2010 Lecture 1 Midterm: March 2nd Focus mostly on Civil and Constitutional Law Comparative Legal System Congress Judiciary Police Judges Lawyers President Governor Legislature Voters Lobbyists Jails Supreme Courts City Council US Attorneys School Boards Interest Groups Mayor District Attorneys IRS FCC SEC EPA FDA Crooks Laws Constitution Trade Laws State constitution Contracts Common Laws Ordinances Executive Orders Treaties Regulations US Legal System Who makes the laws Who should make laws Why laws are made Looking at cases for the principles Natural Law Civil Law Criminal Law Theories What law is and why we have it Constitutional Law People involved in the legal system
About this note
By: Vijaya Singh
Textbook: Courts and Judicial Policymaking
Philosophical Problems in the Law
Created: 2010-04-04
File Size: 2 page(s)
Views: 100
Textbook:
Courts and Judicial Policymaking Philosophical Problems in the LawCreated: 2010-04-04
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Views: 100
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