Know, claim and defend your rights as a private person at common law
2. Hope For Justice – In Action (conditional acceptance + honour/dishonour)
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admin
Hi Eric, you had 2 accounts with a typo in the email. I’ve deleted the account with the typo and confirmed you are enrolled for H4J-2. You need to log with your Free Member to private person and then the H4J-2 should be available for your access.
Eric
Hi jd, I thought your first course was great! Well put together, curated, & coherent. I was just wondering if it is still possible to take this second coarse? I’ve been trying to enroll, but the site keeps telling me to log in. When I try, it just says “that user name is already taken”..
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the focus is on principles of law which are applicable in all common law countries
many examples are Canadian and some USA
if you focus on the principles you will then know what to look for in your jurisdiction
the conditional acceptance and honour dishonour are foundational principles
joe
Are these primarily geared towards Canadian law? I know that a lot of the information given can apply to US as well as Canadian laws. But being an American I don’t want potentially conflicting information.
Hi Eric, you had 2 accounts with a typo in the email. I’ve deleted the account with the typo and confirmed you are enrolled for H4J-2. You need to log with your Free Member to private person and then the H4J-2 should be available for your access.
Hi jd, I thought your first course was great! Well put together, curated, & coherent. I was just wondering if it is still possible to take this second coarse? I’ve been trying to enroll, but the site keeps telling me to log in. When I try, it just says “that user name is already taken”..
the focus is on principles of law which are applicable in all common law countries
many examples are Canadian and some USA
if you focus on the principles you will then know what to look for in your jurisdiction
the conditional acceptance and honour dishonour are foundational principles
Are these primarily geared towards Canadian law? I know that a lot of the information given can apply to US as well as Canadian laws. But being an American I don’t want potentially conflicting information.