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04-07-2004: 4th July 2004 00:13
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Originally Posted by seana
I am very interested in the international perspective of law owing to the onset of globalism and its influence on the law. International contracts, trade and litigation arising from commercial agreements and how they are treated by foreign judgements, law and jurisdiction-too exciting and rewarding to miss!!
Ah you seek a challenge. A lot of the non-international modules are becoming more international. My law lecturer said about the formation of contractions on the internet with two users one accepting, the other making. Both are in two different jurisdictions such as England and the USA. You get these problems in criminal law when you talk about computer related offences too.
Have a look out for certain journals when you're at uni. The Student Law Review, although not very academic, is very friendly for first time readings and often provide additional criticisms of decided cases not found in standard textbooks and a couple of unreported cases. You won't find these in the more academic journals and reports though (not usually anyway). |
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