Exploring the Sources of Law and Their Practical
- Subject Code :
LAW501
task:
Prepare a group presentation that explores the general sources of law andexamines a legal scenario to illustrate their practical application. Yourpresentation should emphasize the importance of various legal sources anddemonstrate how they are utilized to address and resolve real-world legalchallenges.
Consider the following points:
- Define and describe the primary sources of law, such as statutes, caselaw, constitutions, regulations, and customary law.
- Discuss the interaction between these sources and their role within thelegal system.
- Choose a specific legal scenario (e.g., a contract dispute, criminal case,or regulatory issue) to showcase how these sources are applied inpractice.
- Incorporate relevant examples or case studies to illustrate how legalpractitioners rely on multiple sources of law to analyze and resolvelegal issues effectively.
Points for Consideration and Suggestions:
. This is to be attempted in groups of up to three students. Each person shouldpresent for a minimum of 7-10 minutes; the group presentation should notexceed 20 minutes in total.
- Students are required to prepare slides and submit a report accompanyingtheir presentation.
- Ensure the questions asked are thoroughly addressed in the slides andreport. Your evaluations will be key to your success.
- Use a minimum font size of 24 when preparing the slides.
- Time your presentation properly, as excessive use of time will beconsidered a sign of inadequate preparation.
- Your slides must include a list of references.
- Presentation Date: 11/3/2025.
- A marking criteria sheet will be provided, outlining the basis of yourevaluation.
- Questions will be asked to each team member to ensure the presentationwas a collaborative effort
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Criteria |
Excellent |
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Content |
The presentation content is exceptionally well-researched, comprehensive, and directly relevant to the topic. It demonstrates a deep understanding of the subject matter, includes in-depth analysis, and presents innovative insights. |
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Delivery |
The presenters deliver their content exceptionally well. They maintain eye contact, speak clearly and confidently, and engage the audience effectively. Non-verbal cues enhance the presentation. |
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Engagement |
The presentation is highly engaging and holds the audience's attention throughout. The presenters actively involve the audience, fostering participation and discussion. |
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Time Management |
The presentation is exceptionally well-paced, and the group manages time effectively, ensuring all key points are covered within the allotted time. |
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Overall Impression |
The presentation is outstanding, demonstrating thorough preparation, exceptional teamwork, and a deep understanding of the subject matter. It engages and educates the audience effectively. |
