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LAW304 - Criminal Law Term

Description

Provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal process from its inception through the trial process and the corrections system. An intensive immersion program considers criminal procedure, sentencing and corrections, substantive criminal law, trial process and the law of evidence. Through a flexibly-designed program, students consider all the major issues confronting the administration of criminal law.

Units

1.5 - 3

Hours: lecture-lab-tutorial

3-0-0 to 6-0-0

Note(s)

  • Students must normally take LAW 302 Criminal Law II, LAW 303 Criminal Procedure, LAW 305 Sentencing in the same term as LAW 304. Part-time students are required to consult with the professor before registration in LAW 304 in order to make necessary accommodation arrangements and they are encouraged to complete two of the following three courses: LAW 302 Criminal Law II and LAW 303 Criminal Procedure and LAW 305 Sentencing before enrolment in LAW 304.

Corequisites

  • Complete all of the following
      If taken as 3.0 units
    • Concurrently enrolled in:
      • LAW302 - Criminal Law II (1.5)
      • LAW303 - Criminal Procedure (1.5)
      • LAW305 - Sentencing: Law, Theory and Practice (1.5)
      • If taken as 1.5 units
    • Complete all of the following
      • Concurrently enrolled in:
        • LAW302 - Criminal Law II (1.5)
        • LAW303 - Criminal Procedure (1.5)
        • LAW305 - Sentencing: Law, Theory and Practice (1.5)
      • Plus an additional course as approved by the Associate Dean, Academic and Student Relations.

Pre- or corequisites

  • Completed or concurrently enrolled in all of:
    • LAW309 - The Law of Evidence (1.5)

Course offered by

Faculty of Law

Course schedules

Summer timetable available: February 15. Fall and Spring timetables available: May 15.

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