CML 2301 Indigenous Peoples and the Law
3 units
Common Law
Faculty of Law - Common Law
This seminar course examines the unique legal position and perspectives of Indigenous peoples in Canadian and Indigenous law, specifically Aboriginal Title; Aboriginal and treaty rights, land claims and self-government agreements; the fiduciary obligations of federal and provincial governments; recognition of Indigenous legal orders and governance; and international developments. Some comparative analysis of Indigenous rights in other countries within an international legal framework, may be undertaken.
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Seminar
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Winter
French Equivalent:
All Professors
B+ Average (7.069)
Most Common: B+ (34%)
175 students
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