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OSGOODE HALL LAW SCHOOL

Summer Enrolment Guide 2019-2020

This Enrolment Guide provides up-to-date course and timetable information available as of July 2019. This Guide outlines updates to the Syllabus of Courses and Seminars and it supplies upper year students with information that will enable them to make course changes (additions and deletions). The dates, instructors, courses, rules and timetables are correct at the time of printing. However, Osgoode Hall Law School reserves the right to make changes. Courses or seminars may be cancelled due to insufficient enrolment.

2019 - 2020 Summer Enrolment Guide 1 Osgoode Hall Law School

Table of Contents

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................... 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 2

Academic Rules .............................................................................................................................................. 2

Indigenous and Aboriginal Law Requirement (IALR) .............................................................................. 2

Course Waitlists .............................................................................................................................................. 2

Confirming Enrolment and Making Course Changes ..................................................................................... 3

Step 1: Confirming your enrolment record and changing your course selections ................................... 3

Passport York .......................................................................................................................................... 3

Confirm the tuition fee rate. .................................................................................................................. 4

Confirm your choice of degree program. ............................................................................................... 4

Accept the Student Code of Conduct agreement. ................................................................................. 4

Set up your secret Passport York questions and answers. ..................................................................... 4

Update your contact information. ......................................................................................................... 4

Step 2: Verify your course enrolments ....................................................................................................... 4

Add a Course .......................................................................................................................................... 5

Drop a Course ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Exchange a Course .................................................................................................................................. 5

Step 3: Pay your fees .................................................................................................................................. 5

Updates to 2019-2020 Course Syllabus & Timetables ................................................................................... 5

Fall 2019 ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

Winter 2020 ................................................................................................................................................ 5

Osgoode / University of Toronto Exchange ................................................................................................... 6

COURSE INFORMATION TABLES ..................................................................................................................... 6

2019 Fall term Courses ............................................................................................................................... 7

2019 Fall term Seminars ............................................................................................................................. 8

2020 Winter term Courses ......................................................................................................................... 9

2020 Winter term Seminars ..................................................................................................................... 10


Introduction

This Guide contains the information you will need in order to finalize your program of study for the 2019-2020 academic year. Included in this Guide you will find:

• Instructions on how to use the Registration Enrolment Module (REM) to add or drop courses. REM is found on the York University website and then click on “Current Students”. See the section entitled Confirming Enrolment and Making Course Changes for detailed instructions.

• Fall/Winter course and seminar Course Information Tables (pages 7 - 11). These tables include the final enrolment numbers as of July 2019 as well as the six-digit catalogue number assigned to each course. To add any courses, students must use the catalogue number attached to the course, not the course number.

The updated fall and winter class and examination timetables are found on MyOsgoode in Key Documents under the Schedules and Timetables button. Please be sure to check the room numbers carefully as there have been a several room changes since the original publication.

Academic Rules

While checking your enrolment record, please ensure that you keep the following in mind:

• You must be enrolled in between 13 and 17 credit hours per semester. • You must complete at least 60 credit hours over second and third year. • You may not take more than two seminars per semester without special permission. • Ensure that you have met all listed prerequisites/co-requisites for 4000 and 5000 level courses

and seminars. • Course time conflicts and exam conflicts are not permitted.

Detailed information on the academic requirements (Praxicum, OPIR hours, Upper Year Research and Writing Requirement, the Principles of Canadian Administrative Law and the Indigenous and Aboriginal Law Requirement) is found in the 2019-2020 Osgoode Syllabus of Courses and Seminars on pages 1 - 3. The Course Information Tables indicate which courses and seminars satisfy the Writing Requirement and Praxicum.

Indigenous and Aboriginal Law Requirement (IALR) This year, the following upper year courses satisfy the IALR:

Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law – Fall term – Professor S. Daum Shanks

Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law – Winter term – Professor J. Hewitt

Indigenous Perspectives & Realities – Professor D. McGregor

Please keep in mind that, in some circumstances, it may be difficult to take an Osgoode course that fulfills the IALR in third-year; for example, for students who go on exchange, study at another law school on a letter of permission or participate in an intensive program. Students who are considering these options for third-year are encouraged to take a course that fulfills the IALR in their second year of study.

Course Waitlists

All courses that have reached maximum enrolment are now waitlisted and blocked from further enrolment.

Your waitlist information is found online at MyOsgoode. Once you have signed into MyOsgoode, the link is found under the "Quicklinks" menu. Select the “Law Select: Course Lottery Results” to view the results

http://www.yorku.ca/


of the course balloting as well as your waitlist positions.

Please note that the total credit figures in the Law Select report do not reflect some course amendments. For accurate fall and winter term credit totals, always refer to the York Registration and Enrolment system and your list of courses.

Students monitor their position on both fall and winter term waitlists and add their name to any additional waitlist exclusively online. The online fall and winter term waitlist information will be updated daily during the add/drop period from Monday August 26th through to Monday, September 9, 2019.

Students will access the Law Select Waitlist site from the “Law Select: Waitlists” link on MyOsgoode under QuickLinks beginning on Monday, August 26th at 10:00 am. Please note that waitlists for both fall and winter courses will start to move beginning Monday, August 26th.

If you are on a waitlist, enrolment space availability should be checked every morning after 10:00 am from August 26th through to September 9th. If you have been offered a space, your waitlist record will indicate “YES” under the “Ready to Enrol” column. Students will then have until 11:59 pm that day in which to enrol through the York main website. Detailed waitlist information will be emailed in late August.

Confirming Enrolment and Making Course Changes

Upper-year students may make course changes through the York enrolment system beginning Monday, July 22nd through to Monday, September 9th. The system is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Please follow the steps for enrolment and registration below.

Remember that if you wish to make course changes, you must use the 6-digit catalogue number assigned to each course. Refer to the Course Information Tables that appear at the end of this Guide for the catalogue numbers. The catalogue numbers appear in bold and are in the third column from the left.

For assistance during the course change period, call Osgoode’s Programs & Records Office at 416-736-5042, between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm Monday through Thursday and, during July and August, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm on Fridays.

If you encounter technical difficulties, the Student Client Services at York Student Client Services, (416) 872-YORK (9675), is available from 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Thursday and, from 10 am to 4 pm on Friday (3 pm during July and August).

STEP 1: CONFIRMING YOUR ENROLMENT RECORD AND CHANGING YOUR COURSE SELECTIONS

Login to the Registration and Enrolment Module using your Passport York username and password. Access to this system is found at York University’s home page, www.yorku.ca, and then click on Current Students. Under My Online Services scroll to Enrolling in classes. You will then be directed to Passport York.

Passport York Passport York is York University’s primary method of online authentication. You must sign up for your Passport York username and password so that you can log into York’s online services for students. Passport York determines which services you can access.

If you are a new student and have not signed up for Passport York, the first time you go to an application that requires the Passport York login, click on the link that says New Student Sign Up!

The next screen will ask you to login with your student number and date of birth. Follow the steps as they are listed. You will be asked to give yourself a Passport York username and password. It is important that you remember the username and password you choose.


Once you have both your Passport York username and password, you can access the various online services for students.

If you have forgotten your Passport York username and password, click on any application that requires Passport York and then click on "Forgot your password or username?"

To resolve any further questions with the Passport York username or password, please contact the Computing Commons Counter. Their contact information is: Computing Commons, William Small Centre; e-mail: [email protected] or telephone: 416-736-5800.

You may be blocked at this point from the enrolment system because:

• you may be logging in incorrectly or you may have used the wrong username and password; • you are logging on before your enrolment access begins; • you are not academically eligible to enrol for the session based on your most recent grade report decision; • you have outstanding debts of $75 or more to the University; • the registration and enrolment system is temporarily unavailable; • it is determined that you have used a computer program or script to access the registration and

enrolment system; or • you try to add, exchange or transfer the same course or section, more than 100 times in a 24-hour

period.

Please note that all financial blocks must be cleared if you wish to access the registration and enrolment system.

Confirm the tuition fee rate. When you confirm the fee rate currently on your York record you must also acknowledge the contractual fee agreement. Your fee rate will be either domestic or international. You must agree and click yes to continue. If you do not agree with the tuition fee rate, contact Student Client Services.

To check your student account balance, go to York’s Student Financial Services. Your balance must be under $75 or you will be blocked from enrolling.

Confirm your choice of degree program. If you get this message, read it carefully and make your choice. You must make a choice in order to continue. Students who are in a joint program (JD/MBA, JD/MES or JD/MA) must log into each of their programs separately.

Accept the Student Code of Conduct agreement. All students must accept and abide by York University's non-academic Student Code of Conduct. If you do not accept the agreement, you cannot continue.

Set up your secret Passport York questions and answers. If you haven't already set up your secret Passport York questions and answers, click the link in the message. Choose your questions and answers and click save. Then close the Q&A browser window to return to the enrolment system window.

Update your contact information. Update your e-mail address, cell phone information, and select your preferred e-mail address

STEP 2: VERIFY YOUR COURSE ENROLMENTS

Note: you are already enrolled in the courses that are currently listed for you in the REM system. If you do not wish to amend the enrolments that are listed, then review your list of both fall and winter terms and log out.

mailto:[email protected]

http://sfs.yorku.ca/fees/your-student-account


There are four enrolment procedures that you can use if you wish to make course adjustments.

Add a Course Click add a course. Type the catalogue number in the add course field. The catalogue numbers are found on pages 7 - 11 of this guide. Click the add course button. The catalogue number, course and title will be displayed. If this is the course you want to add, click yes. If you are unable to add the course, you will get an explanation.

Drop a Course Click drop a course. Highlight the course you want to drop. Click the drop course button. The course and title will be displayed. If this is the course you want to drop, click yes. If you are unable to drop the course, you will get an explanation.

Exchange a Course You can exchange a course you are in for a different course. Using the feature to exchange a course performs the course add and course drop for you in one step. If you are not able to get into the second course successfully, eg it is full, you will still remain enrolled in the first course. If you are successful, the first course will be dropped.

Click exchange course. Type the catalogue number of the course you want to add. Highlight the course you want to drop. Click the exchange course button. The catalogue number, course and title of both the course you are adding and the course you are dropping will be displayed. If this is the exchange that you want to make, click yes. If you are not able to make the exchange, you will get an explanation.

Before you log out, verify your course enrolments and correct any errors. When you are finished, always log out.

Check your completed timetable to ensure that you have not enrolled yourself into any conflicts. It is your responsibility to avoid timetable conflicts.

STEP 3: PAY YOUR FEES

Please refer to the Student Financial Services website for fee information.

Updates to 2019-2020 Course Syllabus & Timetables

FALL 2019

Entertainment & Sports Law (LW 3840.03A) - Adjunct Professor T. Duarte – the seminar is 2 hours and 3 credits.

Legal Values: Digital World, Democracy & International Law (3592M.03) – Professor H. Saberi – this seminar has been cancelled.

WINTER 2020

International Business Transactions (LW 2890.03) – Adjunct Professor M. Martyn – there is no examination in this course.

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Addition to Winter Seminar List

The New Right, Populism and Global Legal Order (LW 3592P.03) – Professor H. Saberi

Wednesdays 2:30-5:30

Catalogue number: N71D01; Max 20 students, 5 upper

(Perspective course open to Upper year students - Fulfilling Upper Year Writing Requirement)

The post-WWII liberal world order is under siege. More so is the post-Cold War optimism about open borders and erosion of nationalist sensibilities. International institutions, multilateral treaties, freedom of movement of goods, services and people, and the poster-children of globalization all are suffering. Across the globe, some potent, radical New Right movements continue to take dismayed liberal internationalists by surprise.

Is it all a backlash against internationalist elites and to be dismissed as populism? Is it a consequence of neoliberalism? Did it come about in reaction to the overreach of international adjudication? Is it in fact about territory and sovereignty against aggressive transnationalization? Is populism limited to the Right? What are various forms of populism and how are they different? Is constitutionalism a foolproof response to populism? Is the New Right a new ideology? Is it an intellectual or merely political movement or both?

In response to these questions, this course aims to investigate the intellectual progenitors of both the New Right and populism at the intersection of history, political theory, and international legal theory. We will study the old to learn not to overestimate the threat of the new; explore the theoretical roots of conservatism to discover if they have any familial ties to the New Right of our time; and inquire whether international law is in fact an innocent casualty of the populist and New Right movements across the globe.

Evaluation: Participation (25%); research paper (5,000 words for first year and 7,000 words excluding footnotes and bibliography for upper year students) 75%.

Osgoode / University of Toronto Exchange

Places are guaranteed for six Osgoode Hall Law School students in the following University of Toronto, Faculty of Law fall term seminar: Introduction to Animals and the Law (LAW 2531F).

Students wishing to enrol in this seminar should send an email request under the heading U of T Exchange to [email protected] by Monday, July 29th, 2019. A lottery selection of students will be held on July 30th, 2019. Students will then be notified by email. The course description and schedule can be found at: http://www.law.utoronto.ca/academic-programs/course-calendar .

These courses are considered to be seminars for enrolment purposes and are worth 3 credits. Osgoode students receive a “Credit/No Credit” grade.

COURSE INFORMATION TABLES

The following tables list the courses and seminars offered in the 2019-2020 academic session. The enrolment figures in the tables represent the final enrolment after the course lottery was run. The “Initial Demand” figure represents the number of students who had assigned a letter priority to that course. The “Final” number is the total number of students enrolled in that course. Please note that any course which has a “FULL” indicated in the final enrolment column, is not available for adds through the Enrolment System. Each of the FULL courses now has a wait list. Course drops for the “FULL” courses can however be accommodated through the Enrolment System.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.law.utoronto.ca/academic-programs/course-calendar


2019 FALL TERM COURSES

Title Instructor Catalogue # Section Class Hours Course #

Credit Value

Initial Demand Max Final

Administrative Law Dantowitz; Gonsalves; Van Niejenhuis

F54H01 A 4 2010.04 4 61 80 61

Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law Ben-Ishai V75T01 A 4 2430.04 4 35 80 36

Business Associations Forbes C42T01 B 4 2020.04 4 144 80 FULL

Business Associations Waitzer; Sarro X95K01 A 4 2020.04 4 69 80 69

Civil Liberties Cameron T08D01 A 3 2220.03 3 38 30 FULL

Commercial Law Geva F83W01 A 4 2030.04 4 40 80 40

Conflict of Laws Walker C78E01 A 4 2040.04 4 23 60 27

Consumer Law Ben-Ishai G08R01 A 4 2640.04 4 11 25 11

Criminal Law II: Homicide Klukach; Breen M55M01 A 3 2240H.03 3 30 40 32

Criminal Procedure Greene; Grill X73Y01 A 4 2690.04 4 41 80 42

Disability & the Law MacGregor U70S01 A 3 4905.03 3 19 25 19

Environmental Law Northey R58H01 A 4 2880.04 4 25 80 25

Estates Black T25M01 A 4 2050.04 4 107 70 FULL

Evidence McKechney; Weinstein Q35A01 B 4 2490.04 4 20 80 21

Evidence Dufraimont W88Z01 A 4 2490.04 4 114 80 FULL

Family Law I Drummond S67F01 A 4 2060.04 4 22 80 22

Immigration Law Mithoowani; McElroy R22W01 A 4 4270.04 4 28 80 28

Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law Daum Shanks N15W01 A 4 2110.04 4 21 60 21

Insurance Law Campisi J53R01 A 4 2280.04 4 34 30 FULL

International Trade Regulation Wai K36T01 A 4 2290.04 4 23 80 24

Jurisprudence White G70V01 A 3 2720.03 3 22 20 FULL

Labour & Employment Law Tucker B69G01 A 4 2315.04 4 82 80 FULL

Law & Social Change: Community Action Across Borders Dabed J67D01 A 3 2750M.03 3 15 20 15

Legal Drafting Benda G12Z01 A 3 2140.03 3 51 36 FULL

Legal Ethics MacKenzie M57P01 A 3 2059.03 3 4 20 6

Municipal Law Mascarin T95C01 A 3 2305.03 3 14 50 14

Natural Resources Law Van Wagner G89U01 A 3 2805.03 3 17 20 17

Patents Mgbeoji B11W01 A 4 2330.04 4 28 80 31

Public International Law Saberi Q71X01 A 4 2340.04 4 32 60 32

Real Estate Transactions Speers U99K01 A 3 2070.03 3 21 60 24

Real Estate Transactions Rosenblatt J02D01 B 4 2070.04 4 63 60 FULL

Refugee Law Bhatia; Rehaag K25K01 A 4 2470.04 4 24 60 24

Regulation of Competition Di Domenico N42Y01 A 3 2350.03 3 37 60 37

Restitution McCamus G48W01 A 4 2360.04 4 23 80 23

Securities Regulation Lastman N23M01 A 3 2620.03 3 78 80 79

Statutory Interpretation Kettles; Jenner; Porter A17H01 A 3 2930.03 3 16 60 16

Taxation Law Parachin P77Q01 A 4 2080.04 4 77 80 FULL

Trusts Parachin M65F01 A 4 2090.04 4 93 80 FULL


2019 FALL TERM SEMINARS


Credit Value


Children and the Law Kierstead; McGirr U63C01 A 2 5230.03 3 17 20 17

Class Actions Walker Y68N01 A 2 3011.03 3 18 20 19

Constitutional Litigation Fenrick; Krajewska Q93H01 A 2 3630.03 3 17 20 17

Entertainment & Sports Law Duarte D87C01 A 2 3840.03 3 18 20 18

Foreign, Comparative & International Legal Research Dina; Wang V62H01 A 2 3925.03 3 7 20 7

Health Law Bryan; Rosen K11B01 A 2 3004.03 3 10 20 12

Indigenous Peoples, Law & Settler Society: A Troubled History Girard F15W01 A 2 3210.03 3 16 20 16

Intensive Legal Research & Writing Davis Y05Q01 A 2 3920.03 3 8 20 8

International Dispute Resolution: Advocacy in the International Criminal Court

Adler A31Q01 A 2 3007C.03 3 11 20 11

International Human Rights Law Saberi P55R01 A 3 3440.04 4 16 20 16

Law & Film Buchanan B29B01 A 2 3200.03 3 17 20 18

Lawyer as Negotiator Thompson B40Z01 A 3 3960.04 4 135 80 FULL

Legal Values: Advanced Criminal Law (Race & Racism) Cudjoe; Mirza C03Y01 A 2 3592Q.03 3 10 20 10

Legal Values: Artificial Intelligence Grossman T97F01 A 2 3592A.03 3 13 15 14

Legal Values: Digital World, Democracy & International Law Saberi X56C01 A 2 3592M.03 3 Cancelled 20 N/A

Legal Values: Litigating IP Cases Vaver; Hughes P09Q01 A 2 3592L.03 3 11 20 11

Legal Values: The U.N, Governance & State Building Mgbeoji D48R01 A 2 3591E.03 3 6 20 6

Money, Payments & Crypto-Currencies in the Digital Age Geva E08E01 A 2 3075.03 3 6 20 6

National Security Law in Canada Kirley Y63A01 A 2 3008.03 3 12 20 12

Occupational Health & Safety Tucker N52E01 A 2 3260.03 3 8 20 8

Regulation of the Canadian Cannabis Industry Olasker; Hall H49H01 A 2 3592K.03 3 18 20 18

Regulatory Offences Libman N73G01 A 2 3650.03 3 9 20 9

Tax Lawyering Kutyan; Trieu R00A01 A 2 3370.03 3 11 20 11

Theory and Practice of Mediation Bevilacqua; Fidler N01N01 A 3 5960.04 4 9 16 12

Trial Advocacy Grinberg; Rosenthal H13W01 A 3 5270.04 4 110 90 FULL


2020 WINTER TERM COURSES

Title Instructor Catalogue # Section

Class Hours Course #

Credit Value


Administrative Law Van Harten W01P01 P 4 2010.04 4 67 80 67

Administrative Law Rehaag P48B01 Q 4 2010.04 4 54 80 54

Advanced Torts Sutherland G41G01 M 3 2480.03 3 52 80 53

Business Associations Puddicombe; McGovern S89E01 P 4 2020.04 4 29 80 29

Business Associations C. Williams M36N01 Q 4 2020.04 4 32 80 34

Civil Procedure II Watson Q06X01 M 3 2230.03 3 36 80 37

Collective Bargaining Law Slinn K30A01 M 4 2515.04 4 23 80 23

Commercial Law Geva W30H01 P 4 2030.04 4 72 80 72

Contracts II Nadler M94U01 M 3 2460.03 3 79 60 FULL

Copyright Bandopadhyay B91F01 M 4 2870.04 4 34 80 34

Criminal Law II: Youth Justice Bessner A65V01 M 3 2240K.03 3 21 20 FULL

Criminal Procedure Tanguay-Renaud C20U01 P 4 2690.04 4 43 80 43

Estates Drummond M72V01 P 4 2050.04 4 27 80 27

Evidence Flumerfelt; Scrutton D29S01 Q 4 2490.04 4 18 80 19

Evidence Berger J82J01 P 4 2490.04 4 98 80 FULL

Family Law I Franks; Kraft F61A01 Q 4 2060.04 4 54 80 54

Family Law I Kierstead M14Z01 P 4 2060.04 4 98 80 FULL

Globalization & the Law Bhatia Q42Q01 P 3 2008.03 3 6 5 FULL

History of Canadian Law Girard T76D01 M 3 2595.03 3 5 5 FULL

Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Law Hewitt G62X01 P 4 2110.04 4 47 60 47

Individual Employment Relationship Edmonds; Shirreff F68Q01 M 3 2550.03 3 20 60 20

Intellectual Property Sookman; Glover; Tanner W73X01 M 3 2970.03 3 53 80 53

International Business Transactions Martyn W08X01 M 3 2890.03 3 31 40 31

International Environmental Law Estrin G19H01 M 3 4880.03 3 10 40 10

International Law & Development: Trade, Investment & Human Rights Buchanan U26U01 M 4 2710.04 4 26 40 27

International Taxation Wilkie G77Z01 M 4 4150.04 4 16 30 16

Law and Economics Daum Shanks E70E01 M 3 2560.03 3 12 5 FULL

Law & Social Change: Critical Race Theory Simms Z53M01 M 2 2750X.03 3 4 5 4

Legal Drafting Shin Doi W59W01 M 3 2140.03 3 66 36 FULL

Legal Ethics Mercer G04B01 M 3 2059.03 3 13 20 13

Real Estate Transactions Speers V17M01 P 3 2070.03 3 54 80 56

Securities Regulation Cattanach; Wiens U12Y01 P 4 2620.04 4 62 80 62

Taxation Law Frankovic C71Y01 Q 4 2080.04 4 78 80 78

Taxation Law Li J24C01 P 4 2080.04 4 38 80 39

Taxation of Business Enterprises Turner A24A01 M 4 4100.04 4 33 65 33

Trademarks Craig Z64V01 M 4 2170.04 4 42 80 42

Trusts Michaud M83H01 M 4 2090.04 4 35 50 35


2020 WINTER TERM SEMINARS


Credit Value


Administration of Civil Justice: Estate Litigation Black T83T01 M 2 3010B.03 3 17 15 FULL

Administration of Criminal Justice: Justice 360 Chaffe; Pilla; Fraser A36G01 M 2 5010H.03 3 16 20 18

Administration of Criminal Justice: Sentencing Dann R87W01 M 2 5010C.03 3 27 20 FULL

Admin. of Civil Justice: Assessment of Litigation and Regulatory Risk Podolny; Swartz Q83Z01 M 2 3010D.03 3 17 20 17

Advanced Children & the Law Workshop Kierstead K03Y01 M 4 5006.04 4 9 12 9

Advanced Commercial Litigation Workshop

McKenna; R. Swan; McLachlan

H18M01 M 3 5005.04 4 19 20 19

Beyond Bay St.: Starting up a Small or Solo Practice Bhabha C34G01 M 2 3550.03 3 27 20 FULL

Comparative Law: Corporate Governance - Canada and the U.S. C. Williams Y23S01 M 2 3041E.03 3 24 20 FULL

Comparative Law: Islamic Law Kutty U41D01 M 3 3040H.03 3 3 5 3

Comparative Law: Privacy & Access to Information Power Y12J01 M 2 3040X.03 3 11 5 FULL

Constitutional Litigation Schwartz K40Q01 P 2 3630.03 3 32 20 FULL

Contract Remedies Kelley; Richards; Dougan N59U01 M 3 3050.04 4 35 20 FULL

Directed Reading: IP Innovation Program D’Agostino U89R01 M 2 6001S.04 4 7 15 7

Directed Reading: Legal History Workshop Girard N44Z01 M 2 6001J.03 3 3 10 3

Dispute Settlement Kohli H28F01 P 2 3980.03 3 28 20 FULL

Entertainment & Sports Law Selznick U34K01 P 2 3840.03 3 27 20 FULL

ICT Colloquium Scott D94S01 M 2 5810.03 3 6 20 6

Indigenous Perspectives and Realities McGregor X11H01 M 3 3833.04 4 34 15 FULL

International Dispute Resolution: International Commercial Arbitration Meighen R76J01 M 2 3007D.03 3 15 20 16

Joint JD/MBA Seminar Waitzer G55P01 M 2 3820.03 3 10 30 10

Labour and Employment Law and Policy Colloquium Slinn W15B01 M 2 5550.03 3 9 20 9

Labour Arbitration Thompson B58Q01 M 2 5070.03 3 10 20 10

Land Development & Commercial Real Estate Problems Gross E16R01 M 2 5160.03 3 10 20 11

Law & Psychiatry Bryan; Perez U05S01 M 2 3240.03 3 12 20 13

Law, Gender, Equality Nedelsky D43E01 M 3039.03 3 5 5 FULL

Legal Values: Access to Justice Leitch G88A01 M 2 3591Z.03 3 2 5 2

Legal Values: Commercializing IP de Fazekas; Grant B47H01 M 2 3591M.03 3 12 20 14

Legal Values: Copyright Policy in the Making Craig W48J01 M 2 3591X.03 3 6 20 6

Legal Values: Diversity & the Corporation Dhir R12G01 M 3592R.03 3 8 20 8

Legal Values: Law & Literature Sutherland S05B01 M 2 3590V.03 3 15 20 15

Legal Values: Law, Ethics & Social Media Jenkins B18P01 M 2 3590C.03 3 4 5 FULL



Credit Value


Legal Values: Public Law Perspectives on Tort Law Priel Z88Z01 M 2 3591V.03 3 7 5 FULL

Litigation Dispute Resolution and the Administration of Justice Colloquium Simmons J89C01 M 2 5007.03 3 9 10 9

Managing Family Law Cases Kierstead H20P01 M 2 5660.03 3 5 20 5

Sexuality and the Law Matthews W37A01 M 2 3910.03 3 15 20 15

Tax as Instrument of Social & Economic Policy Li D58K01 P 3 3006.03 3 10 5 FULL

Tax Law and Policy Colloquium Wilkie K47J01 M 2 5330.03 3 7 10 7

The New Right, Populism and Global Legal Order Saberi N71D01 M 2 3592P.03 3 New 20 N/A

Transnational Corporations & Human Rights Dhir E06B01 M 2 3590T.03 3 14 20 15

U.S. Securities Regulation in Comparative Perspective Ritchie R29P01 M 2 5620.03 3 24 20 FULL