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Course Description
The common law of England and Wales is one of the major global legal traditions.This MOOC will give you an introduction to this influential legal system including its history, constitutional background, sources and institutions. You'll learn about the different ways in which laws are made and interpreted, the English court system and the increasing importance of European Union and human rights law. Now is an especially exciting time to be learning about English common law, given the potential changes that lie ahead in today's political, economic and social environment - all these pose challenges to and opportunities for the law.Each week we'll focus on one aspect of English common law, using video lectures, readings, discussion questions and activities to enable you to learn about and evaluate key issues. Whether undertaken as a standalone course, or as preparation for the University of London's world-class LLB degree, you will find this course interesting and stimulating.Please note that participation in or completion of this online course will not confer academic credit for University of London programmes.
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Charlotte Crilly
Charlotte Crilly is a Teaching Fellow on the University of London Undergraduate Laws Programme, and an Associate Lecturer and Consultant at the Open University. She has previously taught at BPP University Law School. Charlotte has worked as a qualified solicitor in legal private practice and as an Advisory Lawyer in Government. For many years she was a lawyer in the Public Law team at the Law Commission, and she has also has experience as a freelance Legal Research and Policy Consultant. Charlotte has an LLM from University College London and an MA Jurisprudence (Law) from the University of Oxford. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.