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gain an LLM, which is offered either as a general masters qualification or in one of three specialistareas: commercial, public and environmental.This handbook sets out the undergraduate programmes and courses offered by the Faculty, informationon academic requirements and the student support services available in the Faculty. If you have anyproblems or questions during the year, please feel free to discuss them with one of our Student Advisersor a member of the academic staff.On behalf of the Law School, I wish you well with your studies and trust that you will find the legaleducation that we offer at the Auckland Law School to be personally, professionally and intellectuallyrewarding.Professor Paul RishworthDeanProfessor Paul RishworthDisclaimer:The information in this Handbook is current at the time of going to print and is subject to alteration.Every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information in the Handbook. All studentsenrolling at The University of Auckland must consult the 2010 Calendar of The University of Auckland toensure that they are aware of and comply with all regulations, requirements and policies.| 2010 Faculty of Law Handbook
2010 Law DiaryJanuary Tuesday 05 Summer School classes begin for LAW 462Wednesday 06 Summer School classes begin for LAW 446Thursday 07 Summer School classes begin for LAW 422Monday 11 Last day to delete Summer School coursesFriday 29 Final date for submission of Summer Honours DissertationsFinal date for submission for Research PapersFebruary Friday 26 LLB Part II OrientationMarch Monday 01 Semester I beginsFriday 12 Last day for deletion without penalty for Semester I coursesLast day for enrolment and approval of topic for Supervised Research PapersMonday 15 Tutorials begin for Parts I, II and IIIFriday 26 Last day for deletion without penalty for Double-Semester coursesFinal day for registering a Research Paper in lieu of Exam in elective coursesTuesday 30 Law and Society Test 7 pmApril02-16 Mid-Semester and Easter BreakFriday 16 Torts Essay due 4 pmThursday 22 Contract Test 7 pmTuesday 27 Public Law Test 7 pmMay Thursday 06 Opinions due in Law elective courses 4 pmTuesday 11 Criminal Law Test 7 pmThursday 20 LAW 399 Research Trail due 4 pmThursday 27 Torts Test 7 pmJune Thursday 03 Equity Test 7 pmFriday 04 Personal Property Test 6 pmFriday 04 Supervised Research Papers due 4 pmHonours Dissertations due 4 pmPapers in Lieu of an Examination due 4 pmFirst Semester lectures endJune Study Break and Examinations (Mon 7 June – Mon 28 June)June – Julyinter-Semester Break (29 June – 16 July)July Monday 19 Semester II beginsTuesday 20 Criminal Essay due 4 pmThursday 22 Land Law Test 7 pmThursday 29 Contract Essay due 4 pmFriday 30 Last day for deletion of Semester II courses30 Last day for enrolment and approval of topic for Supervised Research PapersAugust Monday 02 Tutorials resume for Part I, II and III coursesThursday 12 Public Law Essay due 4 pmFriday 13 Final day for registering Research Paper in Lieu of exam in elective coursesTuesday 17 Law and Society Test 7 pmThursday 19 Contract Test 7 pmThursday 26 Criminal Test 7 pmFriday 27 Honours Seminar Papers due 4 pmAug – SeptMid-Semester Break (30 August – 10 September)September Thursday 16 Legal Method Test 7 pmMonday 20 Opinions due in all Law elective courses 4 pmOctober Thursday 07 LAW 399 Research Trail due 4 pmFriday 22 Supervised Research Papers due 4 pmPapers in Lieu of Examinations due 4 pmHonours Dissertations due 4 pmSecond Semester lectures endMonday 25 Labour DayOct – NovStudy Break and Examinations (Tuesday 26 October – Monday 15 November)2010 Faculty of Law Handbook |
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Page 3: Welcome fromthe DeanWelcome to your
Page 7 and 8: Steps:1. Use ‘class search’ to
Page 9 and 10: The LLB DegreeThe LLB degree is a f
Page 11 and 12: The LLB (Hons) DegreeStudents are i
Page 13: Study Opportunities forLaw Graduate
Page 16 and 17: Postgraduate ProgrammesMany LLB or
Page 18 and 19: Part-time StudentsStudents may stud
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LAW 455 — Islamic LawCredit Point
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LAW 459 — Maritime LawCredit Poin
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LAW 467 — Counterterrorism Law an
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• Related torts• Statutory prot
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property, contract and tort. This s
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LAW 488 — Statute LawCredit Point
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security over realty and personalty
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- Freedom from Torture- Freedom fro
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The second semester is given over t
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Honours Informationand Requirements
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Legal Research andWriting Requireme
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Opinions and students wishing to ap
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Late submission of workAll work sub
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Plagiarism / CheatingCheating is vi
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There is a difference between “ge
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Tutorial Preferences for Childcare
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Staff/Student Consultative Committe
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e submitted within seven days of th
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Research FacilitiesThe Davis Law Li
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New Zealand Law ReviewThe Legal Res
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The Equal Justice ProjectUse your l
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are welcome to visit the Auckland A
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The Maori Law Students GroupTihei M
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Scholarships, Prizes andFinancial S
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Russell McVeagh Law ScholarshipsVal
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Brooker’s Prize for Civil Procedu
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Other AwardsBanking and Financial S
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Matthew ToulminLisa TrassMonique Va
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CareersAuckland’s law degree will
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Professor Paul RishworthLLB(Hons),
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Associate Professor Rosemary TobinD
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Elsabe SchoemanBLC Pret., LLD S.Af.
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Emeritus ProfessorsProfessor FM (Jo
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Legal Ethics course ...............
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