From the perspective of ecolegalities and posthumanism, an essay that: (1) critically evaluates the anthropocentricity of law and (2) develops and defends an argument in favour of new legislation that grants Pokmon the ability to live independently.

Articulate ideas about the law Engage with and communicate complex ideas Criticality about legal questions within jurisprudence Understanding of jurisprudential traditions and theories

Critical evaluation on jurisprudential perspectives on the nature of law. Critical evaluation of theories about the relationship between law, morality, justice and society.

Development, articulation and communication of original perspective on law and justice. with authority and appropriate legal theory and critical commentary to defend the original perspective on law and justice. Comparison of perspectives with that of influential legal theorists.

Identify what is legal theory argumentation and what is critical commentary on legal theory argumentation. Communicate a reasoned response to that critical commentary. Synthesise and contextualise the interaction of legal theory, critical commentary and perspective.

with reference to Margaret Davies, Emily Jones, Christopher Stone and Thomas Berry