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    This document provides information about the Introduction to Law course offered at Bogazici University. The course is a required 3-credit course for first-year students in the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, taught in English. The course aims to provide non-law students with fundamental legal concepts and terminology through lectures, readings, and assignments. Assessment will be based on a midterm and final exam consisting of multiple choice questions. Topics covered include the study of law, legal systems and cultures, sources of law, branches of law, and the Turkish legal system.

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    This document provides information about the Introduction to Law course offered at Bogazici University. The course is a required 3-credit course for first-year students in the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, taught in English. The course aims to provide non-law students with fundamental legal concepts and terminology through lectures, readings, and assignments. Assessment will be based on a midterm and final exam consisting of multiple choice questions. Topics covered include the study of law, legal systems and cultures, sources of law, branches of law, and the Turkish legal system.

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    This document provides information about the Introduction to Law course offered at Bogazici University. The course is a required 3-credit course for first-year students in the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, taught in English. The course aims to provide non-law students with fundamental legal concepts and terminology through lectures, readings, and assignments. Assessment will be based on a midterm and final exam consisting of multiple choice questions. Topics covered include the study of law, legal systems and cultures, sources of law, branches of law, and the Turkish legal system.

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    AD 131 – INTRO.

    TO LAW I
    Bogazici University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Management
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    AD 131 (fall 2022)


    Introduction to Law

    Instructor: Mehmet Nafi Artemel Email: [email protected]

    Teaching medium: in class/face to face

    Quota policy: AD 131 is a required course for all first year students in the Faculty of Economics and
    Administrative Sciences.
    Since all first year students in the Economics as well as in the Political Science and International Relations
    Departments are required to take AD131 in the fall term of 2022 the course is available only to first year students
    from the above Departments as well as students from the Faculty who are entitled to repeat AD 131 in accordance
    with the policies of the Department and the Faculty.

    Students who encounter difficulty with registration and are in need of manual consent are required to
    contact my assistants below:

    Official Assistant (appointed by the Department): To be announced


    Student Assistant: Furkan Uşak Email: [email protected]
    Course Title: Introduction to Law
    Course Credits: 3; (ECTS: 4)
    Language: English
    Course Objectives:
    An introductory law course with an international and comparative legal perspective that is designed for non-
    lawyers. The course is designed so as to provide students with a working knowledge of the fundamental legal
    concepts, practices, and specialist legal terminology.
    Examinations:
    One midterm (50%) and a final (50%) exam
    The midterm and final exam consist of multiple-choice test questions based on the material in the relevant chapters
    of the designated reading material as well as the material in the instructor’s lecture handouts.
    Grading scale:
    The official grading scale as prescribed by the Faculty is as listed below:
    AA: 90-100; BA: 85-89; BB: 80-84; CB: 75-79; CC: 70-74; DC: 65-69; DD: 60-64; F: 00-59
    Material for the course:
    Lecture presentations and handouts prepared and provided by the instructor of the course in respect of each lecture
    together with reading material indicated for that lecture selected either from the supplementary material to be
    provided and/or current reports/cases, as and where deemed appropriate by the instructor.
    Overview of main topics:
     The study of law as a subject in itself and its connection with other subjects, in particular with Management,
    Economics and Political Science and International Relations; The legal profession; Law as an interdisciplinary
    academic subject at university
     The development of legal cultures; the concept of legal culture; legal structures and concepts
     Divisions and families of law/the variety of legal cultures – Part I: Civil law
     Divisions and families of law/the variety of legal cultures – Part II: Common law
     Sources of law: custom, judicial precedents, case-law, la doctrine
     Sources of law: Legislation and Codification (Codes Statutes/Acts); Equity; Subsidiary Sources of law;
     Sources of Turkish law (Turkish law: Its history and development (The hierarchy of laws in Turkey; the
    Turkish judicial system)
     International law; International public law; International private law; International treaties
     Judicial institutions and structural mechanisms of the legal system
     Branches of law (Public law: Constitutional law; Administrative law; Criminal law)
     Branches of law (Private law: Civil law; Law of Persons; Family Law; Law of Succession (Inheritance Law);
    Law of Property
     Law of Procedure (Civil procedure; Criminal procedure)

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