DCL 6130 National Security Law
3 units
Law
Faculty of Law
This course examines international, Canadian and comparative laws governing efforts to preserve "national security." "National security" has been defined as the protection and preservation of a state's values, institutions and the well-being of its citizens it is an expansive concept that, in colloquial terms, has a strong association with military preparedness and law enforcement and that sometimes co-exists uncomfortably with the "rule of law.
Components:
Lecture
Previously Offered Terms:
Fall
Winter
French Equivalent:
Organized
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4.69
/ 5
Clear Expectations
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4.66
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Learned a Lot
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4.73
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Recommend
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4.46
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Workload
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2.31
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Fair Assessments
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