Changing Legal Objectives

Discover the thought-provoking essays in Changing Legal Objectives by Macdonald, published in 1963. This captivating book comprises a collection of lectures delivered during the inaugural ceremonies of the new Law Building at the University of Toronto. With a page count of 277, this work serves as a bridge between legal scholars and the broader community, sharing the insights of distinguished lecturers on topics such as insanity in law, public law, and strict liability.

Whether you're a law student, educator, or simply an enthusiast of legal studies, this book invites you to explore the evolving nature of legal objectives and their implications. Enhance your understanding of important legal principles while appreciating the historical context of legal education at one of Canada's prestigious universities. Don't miss the chance to add this seminal work to your collection.