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Chapter One Heritage

Changes to the law Factors Driving Changes in Law Demographics Technological Changes Changes in values National Emergencies

Issue National Security vs Personal Privacy Read pages 8 & 9, and look at the questions, we will review together as a class

Check Your Understanding Answer the questions on page 10 and hand in

The Possibilty of Change For a legal system to exist in a orderly fashion, change must be possible Dictatorship offers change form one person Democracy offers change from society

The Rule of Law Magna Carta List of legal rights that the English barons forced King John to sign in 1215

Magna Carta Law is necessary in orderly society Law applies to everyone Legal rights will not be taken away except in accordance with law

Change as a Result of Individual Action Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela Arrested in 1962, released in 1990, elected President in 1994

Louis Riel Sue Rodriguez Henry Morgantaler

Change as a Result of Collective Action Mandela belonged to the African National Congress Sue Rodriguez had MP Svend Robinson Lobby groups are very effective

Collective Actions Lobby groups Royal commissions Political demonstrations