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Sociology of Law

November 3, 2023AdminLaw1935 Nuremburg Law, battered women Syndrome, Biopower, borderline Citizenship regime, borders versus boundaries for non-status immigrants, Brown v. the Board of Education, capital logic theory of law, Cause Lawyer, Charismatic domination, Citizen plus, Commodity theory of law, Common Law understanding of Aboriginal land claim, Compelling state interest, Counter-law, Critical legal studies, cultural injustice, enclosure movement, Exceptional State, feminist jurisprudence, formal legal rationality, gapless theory of law, Gender dysphoria, Jim Crow Laws, Khadi justice, law as integrity, law as relatively autonomous, Law can have a variety of different functions depending on the theoretical perspective one applies to analyze the law, legal positivism, legal pragmatism, legal realism/legal pragmatism, living law, Max Weber and Marx are the two most important classical sociological theorists of law that best explained the problematic nature of law in the formation of capitalism, medical model of disability, medicalization of birth, Midwifery, Nothing about us without us ideology, originalism, Pareto optimum conception of law, plain fact view of law, Protected class, Public interest litigation, Quickening, Race thinking, Rational legal domination, Reliance interest and the Supreme Court, restitutive law, restorative justice, result-equality feminism, Rhenish thefts of wood law, Rights consciousness, Roe v. Wade, romantic crimes, Security certificate, Security Cleared special advocates, social contract theory of law, Social Movements, Social relations of production for temporary foreign workers, Sociology of Law, Space of radical openness, State action requirement, strict scrutiny, structural Marxist conception of law, Substantive inequality, substantive legal equality, trial by ordeal, victim perspective on racial discrimination

Sociology of Law Section 1: Define any four of the following Concepts and explain in a paragraph the significance of each concept as it applies to the sociology of law and issues discussed in class, readings and group presentation. 5marks…

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Commodity theory of law, trial by ordeal, legal positivism, restitutive law, law as relatively autonomous

August 18, 2023AdminLaw1935 Nuremburg Law, battered women Syndrome, Biopower, borderline Citizenship regime, borders versus boundaries for non-status immigrants, Brown v. the Board of Education, capital logic theory of law, Cause Lawyer, Charismatic domination, Citizen plus, Commodity theory of law, Common Law understanding of Aboriginal land claim, Compelling state interest, Counter-law, Critical legal studies, cultural injustice, enclosure movement, Exceptional State, feminist jurisprudence, formal legal rationality, gapless theory of law, Gender dysphoria, Jim Crow Laws, Khadi justice, law as integrity, law as relatively autonomous, legal positivism, legal pragmatism, legal realism/legal pragmatism, living law, medical model of disability, medicalization of birth, Midwifery, Nothing about us without us ideology, originalism, Pareto optimum conception of law, plain fact view of law, Protected class, Public interest litigation, Quickening, Race thinking, Rational legal domination, Reliance interest and the Supreme Court, restitutive law, restorative justice, result-equality feminism, Rhenish thefts of wood law, Rights consciousness, Roe v. Wade, romantic crimes, Security certificate, Security Cleared special advocates, social contract theory of law, Social Movements, Social relations of production for temporary foreign workers, Space of radical openness, State action requirement, strict scrutiny, structural Marxist conception of law, Substantive inequality, substantive legal equality, trial by ordeal, victim perspective on racial discrimination

Section 1: Define any four of the following Concepts and explain in a paragraph the significance of each concept as it applies to the sociology of law and issues discussed in class, readings and group presentation. 5marks each (20 marks)…

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