| Course Name | Canadian Public and Constitutional Law |
| Course Code | LAW 6847P |
| Course Section | A |
| Course Credits | 6.0 |
| Pre/Anti-requisites | |
| Course Description | The purpose of this course is to provide students with: (a) an introduction to and overview of Canada's legal system and the role of law in Canadian society; and (b) an introduction to the various components of Canadian constitutional law, and to the basic principles necessary to understanding and applying the provisions of the constitution in legal practice. Topics covered include foundations of Canadian law and Canadian constitutional law. |
| Specialization | Canadian Common Law |
| Status | Core |
| Elective for | |
| CPD Hours | |
| NCA Status | Yes - satisfies Foundations of Canadian Law and Canadian Constitutional Law competencies |
| Instructors | - |
| Term | Fall 2017 |
| Start date | |
| End date | |
| Schedule | Schedule + Location TBA |
| Location | |
| Presentation Format | In-person |
| Method of Evaluation | Final Exam - TBA |
| Program Format | TBA |
| Available for SCE | Yes |
| Notes |
All courses and schedules are subject to change.
