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This document outlines the syllabus for three modules in a Caribbean law program. Module 1 covers theories of law, sources of law, court structure and personnel, and alternative dispute resolution. Module 2 examines characteristics of Caribbean constitutions such as fundamental rights, the roles of commissions and parliament, separation of powers, and administrative and constitutional law. Module 3 addresses criminal liability principles, their application to offenses against people and property, inchoate offenses, select defenses, and sentencing theories and practices.

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Cape Law Syllabus: (Type The Company Name) 1

This document outlines the syllabus for three modules in a Caribbean law program. Module 1 covers theories of law, sources of law, court structure and personnel, and alternative dispute resolution. Module 2 examines characteristics of Caribbean constitutions such as fundamental rights, the roles of commissions and parliament, separation of powers, and administrative and constitutional law. Module 3 addresses criminal liability principles, their application to offenses against people and property, inchoate offenses, select defenses, and sentencing theories and practices.

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[Type the company name] 1 Cape Law Syllabus

MODULE 1: CARIBBEAN LEGAL SYSTEMS Content: Natural Law and Positive Law, Influence of Morality and Religion on Law, Concepts of sources of law, Classification of law, Structure and Hierarchy of the Criminal and Civil Courts, Role and function of legal personnel, and the Jury, ADR,etc 1. Describing the various theories and meanings of law 2. Describing the interrelationships of law, morality and religion 3. Explaining the phrase 'sources of law' 4. Describing the bases on which the law can be classified 5. Evaluating the structural and hierarchical operation of the court system 6. Evaluating the role and function of named functionaries and institutions of the legal process 7. Assessing alternative methods of dispute resolution 8. Assessing the main ethical standards that lawyers should follow 9. Describing the sanctions available against attorneys for breach of the code of ethics 10. Evaluating the role and function of the Ombudsman

[Type the company name] 2 Cape Law Syllabus

MODULE 2: PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC LAW Content: Characteristics of the Constitution of any one Commonwealth Caribbean State 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Distinguish between supremacy of the Constitution and Parliamentary Sovereignty Describing the fundamental rights under the constitution Describing the role and functions of Service Commissions Outlining the composition of Parliament Analysing the concept of the separation of powers, including the independence of the judiciary 6. Outlining the appointment and functions of the Head of State 7. Analysing the concept of the rule of law 8. Describing the general principles of Administrative Law and Constitutional Law

[Type the company name] 3 Cape Law Syllabus

MODULE 3: CRIMINAL LAW Content: Criminal Liability, Application of the basic principles of criminal liability, Select defences available in Criminal law sentencing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Explaining the basic principles of criminal liability Applying the basic principles of criminal liability to offences against the person Applying the basic principles of criminal liability to sexual offences Applying the basic principles of criminal liability to offences against property Applying the basic principles of criminal liability to Inchoate offences Explaining select defences available in Criminal Law Evaluating the theories and practices of sentencing practices in the Commonwealth Caribbean

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