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Legal Philosophy Reporting

The document outlines an assignment for a 4-year legal philosophy reporting course. It divides students into 5 groups and assigns topics for each group to report on, including introductions to legal philosophy, jurisprudence, concepts of law, law within religious traditions, and relationships between law, justice, and social justice. The first and second groups will report on January 6th, while the third and fourth groups will report on January 13th. Sources listed are online resources and a book.

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Legal Philosophy Reporting

The document outlines an assignment for a 4-year legal philosophy reporting course. It divides students into 5 groups and assigns topics for each group to report on, including introductions to legal philosophy, jurisprudence, concepts of law, law within religious traditions, and relationships between law, justice, and social justice. The first and second groups will report on January 6th, while the third and fourth groups will report on January 13th. Sources listed are online resources and a book.

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LEGAL PHILOSOPHY REPORTING

4-year course

 Submit to me a hard copy of your assigned report.


 1st and 2nd reporters will report on January 6, 2018
 3rd and 4th = January 13, 2018

SOURCES: ONLINE and the Book of Tabucanon

GROUP 1
 Intro to Philippine Legal Philosophy
 Historical Background
a. Pre-Spanish Period
b. Spanish Period
c. American Period
d. Commonwealth Period
e. Period of the Republic

GROUP 2

 JURISPRUDENCE
 FIVE SCHOOLS of Jurisprudence
1. naturalism
2. positivism
3. realism
4. formalism
5. critical legal studies
 Nature of Philippine Jurisprudence

GROUP 3
 CONCEPT OF LAW
A. Law as rules
B. Law as process
 Common Characteristics of Law
a. Obedience
b. Generality
c. Promulgation
d. The rule of Law
e. Is international law true law?

Case Study: Adolf Eichmann case

GROUP 4
 Law within religious dogma and tradition
a. Code of Hammurabi
b. John Calvin
c. Inquisition

 Law and Religion

A. Jewish Law
1. Torah
2. Mishnah
3. Responsa

 Human Rights in Jewish Law


 Human Rights in Islamic Law
 Human Rights in Canon Law
 Law as Custom
a. Savigny’s doctrine of the historical school
b. Ehrlich’s sociological approach into the nature of law
case study: Katarungang Pambarangay

GROUP 5
 Law and Justice
 Significance of Justice
 Aristotle on Justice
 Justice of obedience to a higher law
Social justice
Case: Calalang vs. Williams
 Legal Interpretation

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