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    This document outlines the recommended sequence for taking law subjects according to year level. It recommends that foundational subjects like Persons and Obligations be taken before more specialized subjects. Criminal Law 1 and 2 should be taken consecutively, as should Criminal Procedure. Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure and Legal Forms must all be completed before courses involving skills like Evidence and Trial Technique. Prerequisite subjects like Taxation 1 are also required before more advanced taxation courses.

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    This document outlines the recommended sequence for taking law subjects according to year level. It recommends that foundational subjects like Persons and Obligations be taken before more specialized subjects. Criminal Law 1 and 2 should be taken consecutively, as should Criminal Procedure. Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure and Legal Forms must all be completed before courses involving skills like Evidence and Trial Technique. Prerequisite subjects like Taxation 1 are also required before more advanced taxation courses.

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    This document outlines the recommended sequence for taking law subjects according to year level. It recommends that foundational subjects like Persons and Obligations be taken before more specialized subjects. Criminal Law 1 and 2 should be taken consecutively, as should Criminal Procedure. Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure and Legal Forms must all be completed before courses involving skills like Evidence and Trial Technique. Prerequisite subjects like Taxation 1 are also required before more advanced taxation courses.

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    Sequence of Subjects 1. Persons, Obligations and Contracts, Property before Wills and Succession. 2.

    Oblicon before Property, Torts and Damages, Insurance, Sales & Lease, Credit Transactions, Bus Org I (Partnership, Agency and Trusts), Nego and Transpo & Public Service Law 3. Crim 1 before Crim 2; Crim 1 and Crim 2 before Crimpro 4. Oblicon, Property, Insurance, Sales and Lease, Nego, Bus Org I (Partnership, Agency and Trusts), Transpo & Public Service Law, Land Titles & Deeds before Legal Forms (w/ contract drafting) 5. Crim Pro and Civil Pro must be both be taken before Special Procedures & Special Civil Actions & Evidence and Trial Technique Crim Pro, Civ Pro & Legal Forms must be taken before Apprenticeship & Adv Legal writing 6. Taxation 1 before Tax 2 7. All subjects in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd (4th yr Exec) before corresponding review courses in the 4th yr (5th yr exec).

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