Should I study Canadian Law next year?

There's an option to study Canadian law for one of my 15 credit (irrelevant) modules next year. I know nothing about Canadian law, someone explain how shit gets done in Canada.

I assume when someone commits a crime, they just say "sorry aboot that" and they get set free?

 

What are your other options?

 

Options are:

Human Rights and International Law
Company Law
Canadian Legal System

Human rights could also be interesting

 

Hmmm...personally, I would think any of those would be useful...I would probably opt for "Human Rights and International Law."

 

Yeah, it sounds the easiest too. We've already been taught a lot on human rights stuff.

 

I apologize if you've mentioned this before, but what area of law do you intend to pursue?

 

Police force! I want to be a detective (I guess human rights is the most relevant for the police)

 

What’s your degree? Personally I would pick international law

 

Is it from watching a bunch of detective movies?

 

Law with Criminology. Yeah, think I'm gonna go with that

You know me so well

 

Do you think the police academy is going to be like how it was portrayed in the Police Academy movies?

 

Is that the movie with OJ Simpson?

 

It is a series of movies.

 

I'm thinking of The Naked Gun I think. There's police in that, right?

 

In what?

 

Yes, but I prefer in who.

 

Can I stick things in your bootyhole?

 

Canadian Legal System is very similar to Britain's

 

How so?

 

Common Law