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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-law/
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课程名称：美国法律导论（适合大多数非法律专业人士） 课程概述：法律对许多人来说是个谜，但我们无时无刻不被法律包围，并且经常进行法律决策。这些决策有时会对我们的个人或职业生活产生深远的影响。每个人都需要了解一点关于法律和法律系统的知识，就像我们都需要了解一些健康和身体运作的知识一样，驾驶者也需要了解汽车及其工作原理。课程以学术型讲座为主，使用PowerPoint幻灯片进行授课，没有华丽的图形和视频编辑，适合希望获取法律基础知识的学习者。课程内容包括法律和规则的起源、美国宪法及其修正案（包括《权利法案》）、刑法与程序、民法与程序、过失法与侵权、故意侵权、合同法、隐私、网络安全与数据法、虚拟货币与加密货币法、知识产权法、商业法基础、战争法与国际冲突等多个领域。 课程强调，法律知识不仅应为律师所掌握，每位公民和居民都应有所了解，以便在面对法律问题时做出明智的决策。课程通过逐模块的方式简明扼要地介绍法律的基本概念和术语，同时提供额外的免费资源供学员深入学习。 请注意，本课程不构成法律建议，也不适用于特定情况。学习者可以针对一般性问题与教师交流。希望本课程能帮助学生更好地应对生活和职业中的法律问题，以及在我们的法律国家中发挥应有的角色。
Law is a mystery to many, yet we are surrounded by it everywhere and we make legal decisions regularly. Sometimes these decisions have profound effects on our personal or professional lives.We all need to know a little about law and our legal system. Just like we all need to know a little about health and how our body works, and all drivers need to know something about cars and how they work.So let me share some knowledge of law with you.This course is not for everyone! It is academic type lectures, using my PowerPoint slides, no fancy graphics, no fancy video editing. It is not entertainment and you will need a ten minute attention span. Take your personal preferences into consideration and see a few sample videos before you decide if this is right for you. If you have a problem or need something, message me. I think some basic legal knowledge and reliable information should be available for all, and this is my way of putting that out there. But again, this course is law lectures, not entertainment.We explore the origins of law and why we need rules in society, hopefully a fair system for creating rules and then enforcing them. The United States has a unique foundation that starts with the U.S. Constitution and our system of government. We have a process to create laws and resolve disputes, and may areas of law (see below).We are a nation of laws and thus a basic understanding is critical for everyone - every citizen and every resident. Citizens participate in our government and legal system by voting and serving on juries. Lawyers serve an important role in society, but should not be the only people who understand law. We all should understand and appreciate legal fundamentals. That way, we can make good decisions on legal issues and duties of citizenship in the U.S. We face legal issues all the time, and even if we hire an attorney we need to understand that attorney's advice to make a good choice.In this course, we will explore:The origin of rules and laws in societyThe U.S. Constitution and Amendments (including Bill of Rights)Criminal law and procedureCivil law and procedure overviewNegligence law and tortsIntentional tortsContract lawPrivacy, cybersecurity, and data lawVirtual currency and cryptocurrency law (COMING SOMEDAY)Intellectual property lawBusiness law basicsLaw of warfare and international conflict Some legal concepts and termsBriefing (reading) a caseFun movie and TV clipsWhere to learn more about lawFinding and working with a lawyerThis course provides a brief and informative overview, and also points you to free resources for your additional reading and reference.This was my first Udemy course to bring important information about law to you. We walk through it, one module at a time, trying to compress the most important parts of each topic into short segments. Additional free resources are available.I initially titled this "Introduction to Law in the U.S. (for every non-lawyer)" but quickly realized this is not for everyone. That's OK, each to their own. So instead I now say it is for "most" non-lawyers.Now the legal disclaimer (no description on a law course would be complete without it). None of this is legal advice, nor is it tailored to your circumstances, nor is any attorney-client relationship formed by taking this course. I will gladly answer general questions. My hope is this course helps students with their personal and professional lives as they face legal issues, hear about them in the news, and play their role in our country, a nation of laws.
