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You have recently opened a new Law office and clients have been coming in with several
different issues. You are required to advise them accordingly.
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Legal Studies Assignment 3
Question 1
“While the Constitution of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago affords us rights, these rights are not
absolute.”
Discuss the above statement citing relevant examples and case law.
Question 2.
Andrew applied to the local football club for membership. His application was denied, the reason given
for the denial was the fact that he had only lived in the neighbourhood for a period of 3 years which was
against a rule in the club’s handbook which states
“persons seeking membership shall only do so after living within 5 miles of the club for a
Andrew works as a prison’s officer. He was bypassed for promotion as sergeant. The position was given
to someone junior to him even though he (Andrew) met all the criteria and scored higher in the
entrance exam.
Advise Andrew whether judicial review would be a suitable remedy in both situations citing relevant
case law and statute.
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Presentation Questions
Students will be divided into groups of 4-5. Each group will be assigned a topic at random. They will have
maximum 5 minutes to present on the topic assigned. After the presentation the group may be
questioned by the lecturer or students.
An overview
What is ADR?
Why was it instituted?
What sanctions are imposed for not using ADR as a method of first relief?
What are some ADR methods?
2. Mediation
Define
Overview of the process
Benefits of the process
Disadvantages of the process
3. Neutral Evaluation
Define
Overview of the process
Benefits of the process
Disadvantages of the process
4. Arbitration
Define
Overview of the process
Benefits of the process
Disadvantages of the process
5. Settlement Conferences
Define
Overview of the process
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Benefits of the process
Disadvantages of the process
6. Separation of Powers
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