English Common Law

it is agood introduction to English Common Law.

It gave me the introduction to English Common Law I needed.

It's more about how the English legal system works than the content of the caselaw.

An excellent way to get an overview of the English legal system.

It is mentioned that the course is authorized by the University of London and offered through coursera but it is also mentioned that " This statement does not confer University of London registration, degree, award, grade or credit" .

I am forced to wonder whether anybody in the University of London team bothered to quality check these videos.

I recommend this course to everyone who wants to apply for a bachelor's in law or everyone whose job is related to common law.

I strongly recommend this course for first-year law students outside Commons Law jurisdiction or for graduates that are interested in studying in the UK.

good Very interesting and useful course that sets the very foundation for understanding of common law.

pretty good course Comprehensive introductory course that sets a good foundation for future study in English Law Thank you very much for such interesting and useful course, which allowed me, a man who lives in the country with another jurisdictional system, to get better acquainted with common law, its principles and values.

Good course, maybe it focuses too much on human rights to be a general introduction to the common law system.

It brings light to the development of Common law from historic to the modern times by drawing a parallel between the EU Law and UK law vis-a-vis human rights, institutions of Justice and law making.

It improved upon my knowledge of certain fundamentals, and expanded my appreciation of specific aspects of the Common Law, such as its relationship with European Union Legal traditions.

excels All talking, don't even have slides to assist with the presentation of materials, also seemed to have focused too much on the European Union/Convention instead of the Common Law itself.

As a practitioner of the Common Law currently operating in a Caribbean Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom, this course was not merely helpful but timely.

This course is very useful and easy to understanding even if you are not living in the United Kingdom.

The assignments are more like reading comprehension tests than content tests.

Anyone with decent reading comprehension could pass without ever watching the video lectures.

The course provides a good understanding of the common law judicial system, presenting basic principles, relationship between powers and their structure of functioning.

I was disappointed that the last lecture deviated into less established legal territory where the lecturer conveyed a contested portrayal of the ideal normative relationship between the European Union and its constituent member states.

it whould be great to have summary presentation for each week done by the tutor.

Great job done by Professor Adam.

I feel both confident and challenged with the course assignments and it is a wonderful academic learning experience.

This was a particularly positive learning experience.