Criminal Law and the Judicial Process
This class instills a working knowledge of important federal, provincial, and municipal laws. Learners will understand the basis of Canadian jurisprudence and the development of law and legal institutions as well as the structure and system of Canadian courts and the exercise of judicial power. This course explores the main sources and types of law in Canada, where they are derived from and the philosophy of the Canadian Justice system. Additionally, students will become familiar with laws and legal rules that pertain to young offenders, Indigenous peoples and other non-dominant identities.
- Hours: 42, (3-0)