Learning the Law

Learning the Law, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.17, with 56 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 6 reviews, and has 80 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Learning the Law

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.17

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The basics of American law
Concepts of American law
How American law helps shape law around the world
Why American law is important

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn about law
Anyone who wants to further their interests in law

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn about law
Anyone who wants to further their interests in law

Welcome to Learning the Lawbecause we are “learning the law” and I am happy to have you on board. Please enjoy this course and take away from it what you can. This course will take you through the most basic concepts of law from civil, criminal, family, constitutional, and even contracts, you will grasp some concepts of law and hopefully you can use them in your future.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: §1 What is law?

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: History has it.

Lecture 3: Law development.

Lecture 4: Higher and lower courts

Lecture 5: Jurisdiction & Venue

Lecture 6: Common law: more info

Lecture 7: Jurisdiction and Venue: more info

Chapter 2: §2 How the Constitution is related to Substantive.

Lecture 1: Basics of the US Constitution.

Lecture 2: Immunity under the Constitution

Lecture 3: The question of the day is…Can “I” sue? Do I have an answer to this question?

Lecture 4: Constitutional Concepts infer "powers".

Lecture 5: Substantive

Lecture 6: The Constitution and its Amendments

Lecture 7: Example of Substantive

Lecture 8: Constitution: more info

Chapter 3: §3 Legal research & writing are the basics for law, life, liberty!

Lecture 1: Primary & Secondary; Finding tools; Reasoning, Analysis; Opinions; Authority.

Lecture 2: The law is a hierarchy

Lecture 3: IRAC

Lecture 4: Sophistication in research & writing

Lecture 5: Legal research: more info

Chapter 4: §4 What is Admin law?

Lecture 1: Admin law or Administrative law

Lecture 2: Admin law and their jurisdiction.

Lecture 3: Admin agency can have LIMITED investigations.

Lecture 4: Admin agency right to investigate.

Lecture 5: Admin agency process

Lecture 6: Admin law: more info

Chapter 5: §5 What on earth is contract law?

Lecture 1: What is a contract?

Lecture 2: A contract is only as good as you make it.

Lecture 3: Contracts, let's explore.

Lecture 4: Contracts: more info

Chapter 6: §6 If you wanna go to court, you better have evidence!

Lecture 1: Court requires evidence.

Lecture 2: witness

Lecture 3: Hearsay

Lecture 4: Evidence: more info

Chapter 7: §7 The law office is your "drawing board".

Lecture 1: Ethics

Lecture 2: The law firm organization

Lecture 3: Daily law firm operations

Lecture 4: The law office: more info

Chapter 8: §8 Investigations

Lecture 1: What is an investigation?

Lecture 2: Private eye

Lecture 3: Law enforcement

Lecture 4: Investigate: more info

Chapter 9: §9 Criminal law.

Lecture 1: Concepts

Lecture 2: Criminal cases and concepts

Lecture 3: Crime: more info

Chapter 10: §10 Civil law.

Lecture 1: Concepts

Lecture 2: Civil law: more info

Chapter 11: §11 Procedure

Lecture 1: What is procedural law? The basics.

Lecture 2: Procedural law: more info

Chapter 12: §12 Family law.

Lecture 1: All that encompasses family law.

Lecture 2: Marriage

Lecture 3: Let's explore more of this marriage concept

Lecture 4: Child support and child custody. Division of assets.

Lecture 5: Family law: more info

Chapter 13: §13 Quid pro quo

Lecture 1: What have you learned?

Lecture 2: Thank you

Instructors

Daniel Tut
Teacher of law concepts

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