One hopes that life carries on as intended but, sometimes, things don't go as planned. As you know, your papers are due on 11 April 2016. Should you find it necessary to do so, you may request an extension. However please note that I have no role in that process and requests are assessed according to established criteria.
Any student requests for extensions for research papers are to be directed to Assistant Dean, Students, Mya Rimon (MRimon@osgoode.yorku.ca).
Course blog for Law 3040X.03, "Comparative Law: Privacy and Data Protection" at Osgoode Hall Law School (2013-2014).
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Grading Criteria
Further to the discussion at our last class, please find below the criteria I use to grade the final papers.
Writing
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Structure
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References
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Claim
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Argumentation
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Spelling
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Use of
Headings
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Number
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Novel
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Grasp of
Subject Matter
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Grammar
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Effectiveness
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Quality
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Non-Obvious
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Anticipation
of counterarguments
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Readability/
Clarity
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Relevance
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Interesting
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Utilization
of legal materials/perspective
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Precision
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Relevant
to Course
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General
Reasoning
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Style
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Paragraphs
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Voice
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Saturday, March 5, 2016
March 9th Class: Guest Speaker
Angelique Hamilton, a Privacy Officer at a hospital in Hamilton, was to join our class on the 9th. The bad news is that a conflict arose and she is unable to join us. The good news is that we have an excellent substitute. Mr. Peter Lambert, Manager, Access and Privacy at the Markham Stouffville Hospital will join the class. He was formerly the Privacy Officer for St. Michael's Hospital (TO).
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Mind Map Date: Errata
It appears I need to consult the calendar in a less hurried fashion, although I suspect everyone knows the correct date. The mind map is due on Wednesday March 9th, not the 10th as previously indicated in the last post.
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