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It's back to the Law once again and continuing to notch up mandatory subject areas (and some electives) towards the final LL.B degree in Law - Bachelor of Laws [Legum Baccalaureus]

Four year's of studying the Law has passed already, with three of these at degree level, soon to be a qualified solicitor or barrister (whichever route I choose in September). I'm proud to have excellent passes in; Tort Law, Contract Law, Legal Research, Jurisprudence, Law reform, Criminal Law, European Union Law, State systems, Constitutional Law. By the end of May, Land Law, Criminology, Family Law and Apps Research can all be added to the list, with more to come.

I'd recommend reading the Law to anyone!

Law School

Good news today is that I passed the mandatory unit in 'State Systems and Human Rights' which had been delivered in an intense front loaded block since returning to University.

My result would be the equivalent of a 2.1, which in effect allows me to continue with the rest of the academic year. Excellent news indeed and I'm looking forward to completing the other units and completing another year.

The State Systems and Admistrative Law parts of this unit particularly interesting with my interest in National and Local Government. Of course EU Law is an all important part of our legal systems too, even though somewhat complex.

Return to Law

Today heralds the return to another year of study and reading of Law at the University.

I'm looking forward to this term and initially studying State Systems and an introduction to Human Rights, which is taught in a short block at the beginning of this term. Further areas of Law are added in November and continue until exam time in May/June 2008.

Eventually these subjects will form more of the mandatory units for the LLB Degree, which is my final aim.