Dr. Stephen Swann

Lecturer in English Common Law
Dr. Stephen Swann

Sprechzeiten:
in den Vorlesungswochen:
Mi. 14:45-15:45 Uhr
Do. 09:30-10:30 Uhr

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  • Lehre

    Im Wintersemester 2024/2025 biete ich folgende Lehrveranstaltungen an: 

    British Legal Systems (233353) 

    Mo. 12 - 14 Uhr (Raum noch nicht bekannt)

    This course provides an introduction to the legal systems of the British Islands and most especially English law. Besides presenting some core English legal vocabulary in context, the lectures will highlight points of (perceived) difference between legal systems - within English-speaking jurisdictions as well as in the contrast of the common law legal family with codified civil law. A main focus of the course is on the sources of law, studied in the context of the norms, structures, and practices of the law-making institutions. In particular, the course aims to provide students with insight into the origin and development of the case law method, its practical operation in the modern law, and its impact on legislative law-making and legal discourse in legal systems shaped by English law. A selective look at some aspects of substantive law, including the law of remedies, will round off the course in illustrating points of contrast, drawing attention to distinctive legal terms and structures, and confirming the enduring legacy of a peculiar legal history.


    English Land Law (233381)

    Mi. 12 - 14 Uhr (Raum noch nicht bekannt)


    Illegality in English Private Law (233373)

    Di. 14 - 16 Uhr (Raum noch nicht bekannt)


    Judges, Juries, and Lawyers (233391)

    Do. 10 - 12 Uhr (SR 113)

    In this course participants will study a variety of policy issues concerned with essential machinery for the administration of justice in England and Wales, namely the decision-makers who determine the outcomes of cases and the providers of legal services. With its emphasis on active participation, this course provides an opportunity to engage in debates concerning matters such as the policing of judicial impartiality, the role of the jury, and the 'cab rank' principle of the bar. Besides 'headline' issues, the course will address policy problems inherent in superficially more mundane issues of management and regulation in the judicial and legal services sectors and so assist students in building their ability to undertake detailed analysis in legal fields. Students will also profit from this course in receiving support in (further) developing their skills in reasoning and argument.

     

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