Prescribed Learning Outcomes - Law 12
Foundations of Law: (Principles, Concepts, and Sources of Law)
It is expected that students will define law and evaluate its purposes
in society; demonstrate an understanding of legal principles such
as the rule of law and natural justice; describe how and why laws
change and the consequences of such changes on society; and, demonstrate
an understanding of the evolution and sources of law in Canada,
including: common law; statute law; constitutional law; and, differentiate
between civil and criminal law.
- Discover Your Legislature provides an in-depth description
of the legislative process in B.C. From the First Reading of a
bill to Proclamation of new law, an overview of each step in the
law-making process is explained.
Foundations of Law: (Structures and Processes of the Legal System)
It is expected that students will contrast the legal rights and
responsibilities of individuals, groups, and organizations in Canadian
society; and, demonstrate an understanding of the structure and
jurisdiction of the Canadian court system.
- Discover Your Legislature is best used as a resource to describe
the division of powers between the federal and provincial governments
and their respective court systems. It includes external website
links to various levels of courts encouraging further exploration.
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