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Undergraduate Introduction to LLB Degrees Admissions Information Student Profiles About the Law School The colleges Information for parents Undergraduate Enquiries Wendy Doggett Tel: +44 1524 592465 Email: w.doggett@lancaster.ac.uk	Law 213c - Public Law (Half Unit in the 1st term) Convenor Dr Barbara Mauthe The Course aims to develop a critical understanding of Constitutional Law. The course seeks to problematise the legitimacy of the constitutional arrangements of the UK. A contextual approach is adopted which entails drawing upon historical, political, comparative and jurisprudential materials. The course will constantly question whether Constitutional Law functions as a 'real' regulator of legitimacy or as a symbolic one. THIS COURSE IS AVAILABLE TO SECOND YEAR STUDENTS WHO DID NOT STUDY LAW 102 IN YEAR 1 Assessment Coursework 50% Examination 50% Recommended Reading Barnett Constitutional and Administrative Law. Cavendish «Go Back	Law Society Visit the Law Society Website Careers & Links to the Professions Visit our careers page to find out more about career opportunities and to see our timetable of careers events. Current Undergrads Undergraduate Resources & Information Information for: Alumni Business Media
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