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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 327 - Jurisprudence (Half Unit in 2nd term) Convenor Dr David Seymour/Dr Barbara Mauthe This course offers a foundation in Jurisprudence. It investigates such questions as "what is law?", "why is law obeyed?", "what are the relationships between law and power and authority?". In discussing these issues emphasis is not only on the answers provided by various thinkers, but also the social, political and cultural context in which they were framed. Assessment Assessment for 2nd Years: 1 x 1,500 Essay and 1 x 3,500 Essay Assessment for 3rd Years: 1 x 5,000 word Essay «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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