CONTENTS
　　· Chapter 1： English legal system
　　· Chapter 2： Contract law
　　· Chapter 3： The law of torts
　　· Chapter 4： Employment law
　　· Chapter 5： Agency law
　　· Chapter 6： Partnerships
　　· Chapter 7： Corporations & Legal personality
　　· Chapter 8： Capital & Financing
　　· Chapter 9： Directors
　　· Chapter 10： Corporate administration
　　· Chapter 11： Insolvency
　　· Chapter 12： Corporate governance
　　· Chapter 13： Fraudulent behavior
　　Cost and revenue $
　　Learning objects：
　　1.The system of UK courts
　　2.Source of law
　　3.Interpretation of statute
　　4.Human Rights Act effect
　　Law
　　· Criminal law
　　· Civil law
　　Criminal law
　　· The State is the prosecutor
　　· The object is to prove guilt
　　· Punishment： fines， imprisonment， community-based punishment
　　Criminal law
　　· A crime is an offence against the state. The state prosecutes a person who is accused of a crime.
　　· The object is to prove guilt.
　　· The object of criminal law is to regulate society by the threat of punishment.
　　· Finally， the criminal court may sentence the defendant and fine him or impose a period of imprisonment.
　　Civil law
　　· An action is brought by one person (the claimant) against another (the defendant)
　　· The object is to show liability
　　· Compensation： damages or some other remedy
　　· Both parties may choose to settle the dispute out of court