daretodiffer:
For undergrad, you must offer all compulsory courses. You cannot specialise until you start practicing or start a master programme (you can still study general law if you want to).

daretodiffer:
For undergrad, you must offer all compulsory courses. You cannot specialise until you start practicing or start a master programme (you can still study general law if you want to).

ShaqFu:
Well that's the same with what is obtainable here. Undergrads usually don't focus on a particular aspect, till they get to their final year. That's why I heard.

So what year are you in?

daretodiffer:
[s]Synzu, I am sorry you are still hurting because I blocked you from my BBM. Why don't you read the convo again and this time take your time.

Knights and screenshots. You got to love them for that.


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daretodiffer:
We have two legal systems though, civil and common law. I am studying common law.

I am not telling

daretodiffer:
We have two legal systems though, civil and common law. I am studying common law.

I am not telling

TheDarknight:
Hope you know Google can never replace your textbook and tuition in class?

Your frequency in Nairaland as a student is shocking.

Not mentioning your shallow legal knowledge.

When I schooled, I didn't do nairaland, that's why I will always floor you in any debate about any topic under the sun.

Broken hearted child

ShaqFu:
Common law. Nice, what does common law entail, I have a brief idea about civil law, but common law is thati've never heard of.

GenocidalMI6:


Your Lordship, school that fat biatc like my mama!

daretodiffer:
You didn't school in the UK where textbooks and matterals are affordable and accesible. And it wasn't until this session that I started using Nairaland a lot. You can ask around. Why is that so? I ain't telling

You wouldn't frequent Nairaland as much as I do because I wasn't swarmed with nine courses and I doubt if you knew about Nairaland then. You need to stop comparing yourself to me.

I am going to pretend like I didn't see the part about legal knowledge. You are in no position to guage anything. Trust me

daretodiffer:
Countries that use Civil legal system primarily stick to codes (you could call them statutes), in contrast, common legal system use judge made laws and statutes.

Scotland is a civil law country. England and Wales aren't. They use common law and most if not all former colonies also use the common legal system.

Ioannes:


daretodiffer, you would do well to ignore further insults upon your person. there's no point to furthering this trend. it's gone long enough.

I believe you don't need me or anyone to tell you what everybody knows that even with your hijab you are a pretty woman.

do this trend a favor by quit replying.

silence is golden after all.

GenocidalMI6:


LMAO!!!!


But more seriously, who'd hire a lawyer that looks as dirty and clueless as this

ShaqFu:
Judge made laws? You're saying the codes or statutes are made by judges?

GenocidalMI6:


All my stay and banter with you on NL, I've never seen you back down. So suddenly, you wanna "ignore them"? That's not the daretodiffer/doveda I know.


Or perhaps its because you've been BUSTED! You're not studying law, you're a fat fake-ass hijab wearing internet _whore. All you do all day is stalk men and beg them to mail you even when they dump your sh!t-stained ass. Ugly pig-faced f00l!

Fake law student!

daretodiffer:
Legislators formulate codes or statutes while in common legal system, Judges are allowed to formulate laws that aren't provided in the Constitution.

Enough of the questions please.

TheDarknight:
Except you met tb Joshua and had a plastic surgery, you're still a squalid-dweller.

But no wahala. Keep eating cocoanut. Don't forget to drink the water too. Legend has it it improves cognitive abilities.

You need a brain to spew more worthy lies. Your disgrace has only just begun

ShaqFu:
Sorry for the questions... I'm just trying to get a first hand say about matters that affect the Scottish legal system, as I don't trust Wikipedia, because I won't know the qualification the person posting the details I'm reading, have.

But why are you so cryptic about the name of your school and where you reside in Scotland, surely no harm can come from revealing such details?

daretodiffer:
Why do you want to know?

ShaqFu:
I like to know things... I'm just a curious fellow. Tell me, are you insecure about saying such things here, in the open?