| Assignments | Short test (not available) Paper 1 Paper 2 Exam Preview |
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| Class picture | A static picture doesn’t do this group justice. But it will have to suffice. |
| Contact | How to get in touch with Michael Green. |
| Grades | Qualitative and quantitative explanations of what grades mean. |
| Notes | My perspective on each session. |
| Sakai | Use Sakai for announcements, due dates, the roster, and e-reserve readings. |
| Syllabus | The plan for each session in glorious PDF. |
| Writing | My advice about philosophy papers. Worth every penny it costs to click. |
The philosophy of law is concerned with the nature of law. It tries to answer questions such as these. “What is law?” “Why, if at all, are individuals obliged to obey the law?” “What laws are just or unjust?”
The best way to get a sense of what this year’s course will be like is to look at the website for last year’s course. It includes a syllabus and notes on most of the class sessions.
The syllabus I will use this year will be largely the same. There is a little more on American Constitutional law and punishment. But those are the only differences.
