define,

a. judicial lawmaking

b. legislative lawmaking

c. conflict perspective

d. "white woman labour law"

e. legislation f. "pre-lawmaking stages of activity"

g. Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

h. Protest activity

1. Identify some ways that we can see law "from the bottom up...as a continuing production of practical reason and action". Which concept is associated with this perspective?

2. Which forces come into play as we assemble our govt? How is the the formation of law also a reflection of these forces?

3. Which perspectives on law-making, according to Vago