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Vincent Kazmierski
Captus Press
Introduction to legal studies
(a) Regulability of the Cyberspace
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Lawrence Lessig

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1670502088931_26391075

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1 Social Context: Law in Social Life
(a) The Functions of Law
Edward Adamson Hoebel
(b) The Cheyenne Way
Karl N. Llewellyn; E. Adamson Hoebel
(c) Conflicts as Property
Nils Christie
2 Cultural Context: Legal Cultures in Canada
(a) The Environment of Canada’ s Judicial System
Peter H. Russell
(b) By Reason of Authority or By Authority of Reason
The Honourable Madame Justice Claire L’; Heureux-Dubé
(c) Societal Norms Offer a Frame of Reference
Gérard Bouchard; Charles Taylor
(d) Conceptions of History
The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples
3 Constitutional Context: Law, the State, and the Constitution
(a) Reference re Secession of Quebec
(b) Roncarelli v. Duplessis
(c) Reference re Firearms Act (Can. )
4 Global Context: The Transnational Influence of Law
(a) Threat of NAFTA Case Kills Canada’ s MMT Ban
Shawn McCarthy
(b) Prosecuting Mass Rape: Prosecutor v. Dragoljub Kunarac, Radomir Kovac and Zoran Vukovic
Doris Buss
(c) Baker v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration)
(d) Rethinking the Relationship Between International and Domestic Law
Armand de Mestral; Evan Fox-Decent
(e) Abdelrazik v. Canada (Foreign Affairs)
II Looking at Law: The Limits of Law and Legal Understanding
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