
In this lecture, Harris will look at the history of Scotland as a separate nation and state with a distinct identity as well as the current place of Scotland internationally and as a part of the UK
In this lecture, Harris will look at the people who are behind the creation of laws in Scotland and the UK. Which institutions are most relevant in Scotland and which ones impact Scottish people the most?
In this lecture, Harris will look at where the Law actually is. Once the big suits at the top decide on rules which society is happy about, where exactly can we find this Law?
In this lecture, Harris will look at where people can go if they find that the Law has been broken. If someone feels that their rights have been violated, who decides if they are owed justice or not?
In this lecture, Harris will look at how someone is able to qualify and practice as a lawyer in Scotland. What are the exact steps and are they different depending on your level of education, how old you are or which country you are in?
In this lecture, Harris will look at the impact of future developments which will shake up the legal sector in Scotland. What will be the impact of these constitutional and innovation issues?
Are you interested in working as a Lawyer in Scotland? Maybe you're about to do a law degree in Scotland or in the United Kingdom? Or perhaps you're just curious about the political and legal system of different countries.
This course is designed to give lawyers, law students or just generally curious people an introduction to some basic concepts in Scottish and UK Common Law.
It is taught by Harris Mahmood, a Law Graduate from the University of Glasgow and now Legal Tutor, who will take you through the history and background of Scotland as a nation, its place in the world and in the UK and what the future of the legal profession may look like years from now.
Oftentimes Scotland is forgotten by the international community as just another subject of Great Britain however Harris will explain that not only have Scots had a historic and rich identity and culture, but there also huge societal and political changes which will create increasing opportunities for people across the world.
The topics covered in this course are:
History of Scotland
Legal Institutions
Sources of Law
Scottish Court System
Qualifying as a Lawyer in Scotland
Future of Law in Scotland
By the end of this course you will have a solid foundational grasp on Scottish and UK Law. You will also find valuable information about studying or working in the legal industry in Scotland.