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Multiple lectures and notes. MODULE 1 LLB LAW
The full LLB LAW course contains 15 modules. Each module contains series of unit lectures, presentations, assignments and projects. After completing each module you can request a module certificate on the site and print and move to the next module.

After completing all modules including assignments, projects, sessions, internship and eventual assessment and examinations an LLB law degree will be due.

Each Module of the LLB law course contains between 60 and +-100 video lectures & text notes from top professors & technical support sources worldwide. It introduces you in a very effective way to the general law and principles.

Start from top to bottom following each text notes & video lectures. DONNOT skip any unit notes or lectures, they are all very important. It is to your advantage to fully follow all lectures and notes contents. Don't cheat yourself by skipping lectures to finish faster! If you do that you cut off yourself from due knowledge.

Some lectures & notes are longer while some are very short. Click on a lecture or note in the list below to open to play or read.(Start from top to next under till last one at bottom.
Depending on the time you allocate each module (this module) should take you between minimum 6 weeks to 12 weeks to finish, including assignments, research and projects. You may take longer time if you are a worker or busy with other things.

Follow each lecture attentively, make comprehensive notes, read and study reference books on each topic in the lectures. Use law dictionary and seek to understand all the law terminologies used.

Get books from library or materials on the internet and read fully on topics treated in each module: Rule of Law, Constitution, What is law & origins? what is common law? legal systems, and all topics mentioned in module lectures.

Comprehensive notes are already included in these modules but do more references and research.

The following topics are treated in module 1 lectures from top international professors & law researchers.
Among many other things this Module 1 seeks to give you knowledge and understanding of the following:
What is Law?
Origin of Law
Rule of Law.
Criminal Law
Law Institutions with reference to English legal system.
European law
Constitution, Rule of Law and many more.

WISH YOU PLEASANT STUDIES!
All the instruction and guide given above here applies to all 15 modules.

Below is a website where you can upload past law exams questions to practice later when you advance in the course:

http://www.nybarexam.org/forms/forms.htm
Content
  • Lecture 1 Part 1 : What is law?
  • Lecture 1 Part 2 : What is the Common Law?
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  • Public Law: Parliamentary Sovereignty, LLB Study Weekend 2011
  • INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL LAW & LAW PRINCIPLES
  • Natural Law Origins of the Common Law
  • The Catholic Church - Builder of Civilization: Origins of International Law
  • The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea: origins and importance
  • International Maritime Law, the history
  • Islamic Law and its Origins (In Our Time, 5/5/11)
  • American Law: History and Origins
  • Information Privacy Law 1 - Origins of Privacy
  • Roman Law and the Origins of the Civil Law Tradition
  • Roman Law and the Origins of the Civil Law Tradition long clips
  • Why History Matters: International Law Origins of the Arab-Israeli Conflict -
  • 002 HISTORY OF US LAW AND WHAT IS THE LAW?
  • What Is Law?
  • Law and the Court System What is Law PS 21 0
  • Postmodern Law - What is Law?
  • What is law a human beings perspective
  • LAW101A - What is Law
  • What is Business Law: Definition and Overview
  • State of Constitutional Law in Africa: Perspectives of a Former African Justice
  • European Union Law
  • Koen Lenaerts-Law of the European Union-PART 1
  • Koen Lenaerts-Law of the European Union-PART 2
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 2
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 1.1
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 2
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 3.1
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 4.1
  • IR477 - Law and Institutions of the European Union - Lecture 7.2
  • How it works: European laws
  • The European Commission explained - Functioning and Tasks
  • The European Union Explained*
  • Criminal Law - Introduction
  • Criminal Law 101
  • Criminal Law - Homicide
  • Criminal Law - Defences
  • Criminal Law Video Presentation 13 - Defenses
  • Criminal Law: Homicide
  • LLB Law: Self Defence
  • Criminal Law Intents - Learn what Most Professors in Law School DoNot Understand
  • Supreme Judicial Court Boston Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Inside the Classroom, with Professor Anne Coughlin
  • Criminal Law vs Civil Law
  • Intro to Criminal Law: Grade 11 Law (Criminal Law)
  • California Bar Exam Criminal Law Approach
  • Criminal Law: Robbery
  • Criminal Law - Omissions
  • Criminal Law - Elements of an Offence
  • Robbery - A2 Criminal Law
  • Burglary - A2 Criminal Law
  • Criminal Law Video Presentation 10- Accomplice Liability
  • Murder - Actus Reus A2 Criminal Law
  • Criminal Law Vs Civil Law- U.S. Law and Politics- Pt 2 in series
  • Study Law - What is Criminal Law?
  • Theft - A2 Criminal Law
  • Criminal Law - Causation
  • constitutional law lecture 1
  • 1.1 Course Introduction | constitutional law
  • 1.2 In the Beginning, Part 1 | constitutional law
  • Fifth Annual Rosenkranz Debate: Natural Law and Constitutional Law 11-17-12
  • constitutional law lecture 5
  • BAR EXAM 3 Steps to CONSTITUTIONAL LAW for MBE
  • Constitutional Law
  • constitutional law lecture 3
  • constitutional law lecture 4
  • Constitutional Law - Separation of Powers
  • Intro to Constitutional Law Part I
  • Definition: What is LAW? and text references
  • Definition continuation 2: What is Law?
  • Definition:Sources of law 1 (Text)
  • Definition & notes (text): CONTRACT LAW
  • Rule of Law Is Human Rights
  • Rule of law, domocracy institutions
  • HUMAN RIGHTS and RULE OF LAW-The relationship
  • Criminal law & Civil law compared
  • What is Criminal Law -Text definition
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  • Law institutions with reference to English law
  • EUROPEAN LAW
  • EUROPEAN LAW II
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  • Lecture 1 Part 2 : What is the Common Law?
  • The Life of the Law: Common Law Origins. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law by Scott S. Wishart. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law: Common Law Legal History. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law: Common Law as Judge made Law. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law: Common Law as Judge made Law. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law: Sources Of The Common Law. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • The Life of the Law: Reading Common Law- Case Law. MOOC Universidad de Navarra
  • What is law? Text notes 1
  • What is law? text notes 2
  • What is Law? text notes 3
  • What is Law? text notes 4- references
  • What is Law? notes 5 -references
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever