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Legal Studies Diploma
Using case-studies and real life examples, this free course will give you a strong understanding of the legal system.
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In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Describe the characteristics of effective laws
- Discuss the methods used to change laws and the reasons for such changes
- Explain what role a judge has in making laws
- Describe the different aspects of law-making within the courts
- Distinguish between civil and criminal law
- Describe the relationship between the various law-making bodies
- Discuss the adversary trial system, court hierarchy and the jury system
- Distinguish between civil and criminal procedures
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