ROBERT J. MORRIS

MA (Master of Arts in Comparative Literature -- Chinese & English)

JD (Juris Doctor in American Law)

PhD (Chinese Comparative Law)

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司徒毅 法律博士, 博士
香港大學法律學院
中國法律博士

At the University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law I finished my doctorate in Comparative Chinese Law. My PhD thesis compared key constitutional cases of the highest courts of the PRC, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. I have the honour to stand here at the 176th Congregation with (my right) the University's Pro-Chancellor, The Honourable David Li Kwok Po (李國寶), and (my left) Vice-Chancellor & President, Lap-Chee Tsui (徐立之). I taught advanced legal research for research postgraduate (RPG) law students until summer 2011, when I retired.

THE PEDAGOGY OF LEGAL EDUCATION

 

I study the methods and processes of advanced postgraduate legal research and writing for Research Postgraduate (RPG) Students of law. See the relevant link to "Pedagogy" at the left. Click here for my short monograph on "The New Contribution to Knowledge."

 

Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and the 3rd president of the United States, coined the felicitous phrase,"the wall of separation between church and state," in 1802. This "wall of separation" is a necessary and concomitant adjunct to the constitutional "separation of powers" and "checks and balances." Click here for my short article on these subjects. Click here to watch a 1960 speech by John F. Kennedy (JFK), who became the 35th president of the US, about the "absolute separation of church and state." Click here for a transcript of his speech.

  
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