Law434 / Legl201 --- Where Does It Belong?! (1 Viewer)

[xeuyrawp]

I would like to create a thread about LAW434/LEGL201 - Communications and Citizenship: Law and Policy.

However, you will note that Legal Studies (LEGL) is part of the Department of Public Law, which is part of the Division of Humanities. Law (LAW) is part of the Department of Law, which is part of Division of Law.

Since the unit is one and the same, I'm having trouble placing it within the bureaucracy that seems to have developed -- should the thread go in the Division of Law sub-forum, or the SCMP/Humanities sub-forum?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[AsyLum]

stick it in law

 

[Cyan_phoeniX]

I would like to create a thread about LAW434/LEGL201 - Communications and Citizenship: Law and Policy.

However, you will note that Legal Studies (LEGL) is part of the Department of Public Law, which is part of the Division of Humanities. Law (LAW) is part of the Department of Law, which is part of Division of Law.

Since the unit is one and the same, I'm having trouble placing it within the bureaucracy that seems to have developed -- should the thread go in the Division of Law sub-forum, or the SCMP/Humanities sub-forum?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Stick it in law. They are superior beings in there Though, you are likely to get more posts if you just put it in the general section (or is that not allowed now?)

 

[MaryJane]

Law, because while LEGL is technically a humanities unit, its still about the legal system.

 

[GoodToGo]

Stick it in law. They are superior beings...

WERD!

 

[philly17]

I'm doing legl 201 too rob I didnt think u were??

 

[xeuyrawp]

Law, because while LEGL is technically a humanities unit, its still about the legal system.

But as you should note, the subforums are clearly devided into DIVISION, not theme. Just me saying that I reakon less divisions, maybe 1. Social Sciences, 2. Commerce, 3. Sciences, would be better separation of the forums -- themes are much better than divisions...

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I'm doing legl 201 too rob I didnt think u were??

I might do it next year, depending on if I want LAW434 to count to me degree or not.