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    Philosophy of Law Course Syllabus (Lpu Cavite)

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    This document outlines the Philosophy of Law course for the 1st semester of the 2022-2023 school year at the Lyceum of the Philippines University - Cavite College of Law. The course will examine the historical roots and schools of legal thought, purposes of law, and fundamental issues in legal philosophy. Students will critically analyze ideas from historical and contemporary sources to form legal and ethical judgments. They will be evaluated based on class participation, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The professor is Atty. Warren B. Concepcion and he can be contacted by email or mobile number for any questions.

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    This document outlines the Philosophy of Law course for the 1st semester of the 2022-2023 school year at the Lyceum of the Philippines University - Cavite College of Law. The course will examine the historical roots and schools of legal thought, purposes of law, and fundamental issues in legal philosophy. Students will critically analyze ideas from historical and contemporary sources to form legal and ethical judgments. They will be evaluated based on class participation, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The professor is Atty. Warren B. Concepcion and he can be contacted by email or mobile number for any questions.

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    LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY - CAVITE

    COLLEGE OF LAW

    PHILOSOPHY OF LAW
    1st Semester, School Year 2022-2023

    Atty. Warren B. Concepcion


    Professor

    OVERVIEW:

    This is a study of the historical roots of law from Roman times, the schools of legal
    thought that spurred the growth and development of law, and the primordial purpose of law and
    legal education. It also examines the fundamental issues in the philosophy of law, including the
    nature and content of law, its relation to morality, theories of legal interpretation, and the
    obligation to obey the law, as well as philosophical issues and problems associated with
    punishment and responsibility, liberty, and legal ethics.

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

    At the end of the course, the students are expected to :

     Demonstrate an ability to read carefully, speak clearly, think critically, and write
    persuasively about the nature of law and its relationship to other norms.

     Critically engage a variety of ideas and worldviews from both historical and
    contemporary sources so as to formulate reflective and informed moral, ethical, and
    legal judgments.

    COURSE OUTLINE:

    Session Lessons or Topics


    1 Introduction to Legal Philosophy
    2 Introduction to Law (Kinds, Nature, Sources, and Application)
    3 Ends and Effects of Law (Justice, Equity, and Equality)
    4 Ends and Effects of Law (Peace, Liberalism, and Morality)
    5 Human Rights
    MIDTERM EXAMINATION
    6 Natural Law Theory and Legal Positivism
    7 Legal Realism and Legal Formalism
    8 Ethical Relativism and Utilitarianism
    9 Sociology of Law
    10 Philosophical, Ethical, and Moral Issues in Law
    FINAL EXAMINATION

    REFERENCE BOOK:
     Gil Marvel P. Tabucanon, Legal Philosophy for Filipinos: A Case Study Approach (Reprinted
    2016), Rex Book Store.
    TEACHING METHODOLOGIES:

    1. Topics or lessons, class activities, or any updates will be posted regularly on the official
    class chatroom. Live lectures and class discussions will be conducted during the official
    class schedule via online (Zoom or Microsoft Teams). 

    2. Chapter readings from the main reference material and/or case readings to strengthen
    students’ knowledge on a particular course topic. Take-home exercises will also be
    conducted for reinforcement of the technical aspects of the different course topics

    3. Coaching and mentoring on a particular technical course topic and techniques in


    answering bar questions. 

    4. Summative assessments like section quizzes or self-tests after lectures/discussions and


    comprehensive exams to test students’ overall understanding of the course contents.

     
    GRADING SYSTEM:

    The final grade shall be computed based on the following:

    Class Participation - 30%


    (Quizzes, recitations, group discussions, reports, and other learning activities)

    Midterm Examination - 30%

    Final Examination - 40%

    COURSE REQUIREMENTS:

    1. Quizzes and Examinations. Quizzes and examinations will include: short quizzes (self-
    tests) and long exams (midterms and finals).

    2. Report/s (Oral and/or Written). Students shall be tasked to report (oral and/or written),
    by group or individual, to highlight the knowledge/understanding of students to a particular
    banking concept/theory/issue.

    3. Attendance and Class Participation. There will be corresponding grades for


    attendance and class participation, including recitation and participation in class activities.

    OTHER MATTERS: All other matters including but not limited to class attendance, classroom
    behavior, dishonesty, cheating, and plagiarism shall be governed by the official policies and
    guidelines issued by the school.
    Atty. Warren B. Concepcion
    Email Address: warren.concepcion@lpu.edu.ph
    Mobile No. 0918-8105085

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