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Canadian legal studies are built around four main branches, from the Constitution down to tribunals.

• Constitutional law defines how power is shared between Ottawa and the provinces.
• Criminal law sets out what counts as a crime and how it is punished.
• Private law covers contracts, property, wills and civil claims between individuals.
• Administrative law reviews decisions made by boards, tribunals and public agencies, and can send them back.

A tutor breaks down these categories with concrete examples and past exam questions.

In Halifax, expect to pay about $20/h for an hour of law tutoring.

Pricing changes based on:

• Your level of study (high school law, undergraduate, LLB or JD).
• The tutor's experience, qualifications and legal background.
• The package you choose, whether a one-off session or weekly support.
• The teaching mode, in person or over video call.

Online lessons are often more affordable while staying just as effective.

The rule of law is a founding principle named in the preamble to the Charter and shaped by case law.

• Supremacy of law means no one, not even a minister, can act outside the law.
• Legal certainty requires laws to be public, clear and stable enough for people to follow them.
• Equality before the law means courts apply the same standards whatever your status.
• Independent courts keep government action in check through impartial review.

A private tutor connects this principle to the cases you will cite in essays.

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