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Module 1
Your Path Toward a New Zealand Legal Career
1
From Year 7 to Practising as a New Zealand Lawyer
Sequence the main education and admission steps from Year 7 to practising as a New Zealand lawyer.
Sequence the main education and admission steps from Year 7 to practising as a New Zealand lawyer.
Module 2
How New Zealand Makes and Applies Law
2
Roles of Parliament, Courts, and Lawyers in New Zealand’s Legal System
Distinguish the roles of Parliament, courts, and lawyers in New Zealand’s legal system.
Distinguish the roles of Parliament, courts, and lawyers in New Zealand’s legal system.
3
Applying Legal Rules to Scenarios
Apply a simple stated rule to the facts of an age-appropriate legal scenario and justify the conclusion.
Apply a simple stated rule to the facts of an age-appropriate legal scenario and justify the conclusion.
Module 3
Mathematical Reasoning for Legal Problems
4
Calculating Fractions, Percentages, and Money in Simple Disputes
Calculate fractions, percentages, and monetary amounts in a simple dispute.
Calculate fractions, percentages, and monetary amounts in a simple dispute.
5
Evaluating Numerical Claims in Tables and Graphs
Evaluate whether a numerical claim is supported by the data provided in a table or graph.
Evaluate whether a numerical claim is supported by the data provided in a table or graph.
Module 4
Making a Clear Case
6
Constructing a Legal Argument with Rules, Facts, and Calculations
Write a short legal-style argument that uses a stated rule, relevant facts, and one calculation to support a conclusion.
Write a short legal-style argument that uses a stated rule, relevant facts, and one calculation to support a conclusion.