Canadian and international law

Canadian and international law Introduction

This textbook has been used in a grade 12 law class and is still relevant today (especially if you plan to take first year constitutional law in law school) . Most pages are in good condition. However there are some sticky notes blocking some paragraphs of text (some are taped to pages) as well as light crossout marks in pencil or pen. Would make a great refresher for law school. Easy to read and understand short amount of time. ✨general advice from an upper year student: the way to use secondhand books, which are not the latest version, is to compare the table of contents of the older book with the latest version. See what sections are new and not included in yours and then… 1.see if you need them (for a short period of summer school especially since you wont cover everything) or if you would find it helpful… 2.Ask your prof if you want 3. Then either… A. Take pictures of the latest version from your school’s library reserves or B. Get a friend who has the latest version send you any missing pages to fix any discrepancies in advance Save yourself the hassle of a short-term yet expensive book. Be smart with your purchases.