Crime, Law and Justice 467 Course Outline

Lesson 1:  What is Law?

Lesson 2:  Consensus or Functionalist  Theory v. Conflict/Marxist Theory

Lesson 3:  Law and Society Theories

Lesson 4:  Due Process v. Crime Control Theories

Lesson 5:  Organization of Law

Lesson 6:  Lawmaking

Lesson 7:  Social Change

Lesson 8:  Social Control

Lesson 9:  Dispute Resolution

Lesson 10:  The Legal Profession

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“If the glove doesn’t fit, you must acquit”

    Johnny Cochran


Lady Justice is a personification of the law. Her blindfold symbolises equality under the law through impartiality towards its subjects, the weighing scales represent the balancing of people's interests under the law, and her sword denotes the law's force of reason.

 

"You cannot make men good by law: and without good men you cannot have a good society."

C.S. Lewis

 


Max Weber in 1917. Weber began as a lawyer and is regarded as on of the founders of Sociology and Sociology of Law.