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.
Pre/anti-requisites
Open only to current and prospective NCA candidates.
Pre-requisite: N/A
Anti-requisite: CCLW 6841 - Canadian Constitutional Law, CCLW 6441 - Canadian Constitutional Law (Online), LAW 6847 - Canadian Public and Constitutional Law, CCLW 6502 / CCLW 6402 - Foundations of Canadian Law, BLIS 6513 - Introduction to Canadian Law
Pre-requisite: N/A
Anti-requisite: CCLW 6841 - Canadian Constitutional Law, CCLW 6441 - Canadian Constitutional Law (Online), LAW 6847 - Canadian Public and Constitutional Law, CCLW 6502 / CCLW 6402 - Foundations of Canadian Law, BLIS 6513 - Introduction to Canadian Law
NCA equivalence:
Yes - satisfies Foundations of Canadian Law and Canadian Constitutional Law competencies
Terms Offered
Fall 24
Course Section: A
6.0 credits
Fall 24
Course Section: B
6.0 credits
Winter 25
Course Section: M
6.0 credits
Fall 25
Course Section: A
6.0 credits
Fall 25
Course Section: B
6.0 credits
Fall 26
6.0 credits
Fall 26
6.0 credits
Winter 26
6.0 credits
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