About the Caribbean Law Foundations Series
The Caribbean Law Foundations Series is a structured collection of student-focused law texts designed to support learners studying law at the pre-university and CAPE level across the Caribbean.
Each volume provides a clear and accessible introduction to core areas of law, combining sound legal doctrine with a strong emphasis on understanding, application, and examination performance. Complex legal principles are explained in straightforward language, supported by carefully selected cases, examples, and summaries that reflect the Caribbean legal context while drawing on relevant common law authority.
The series is designed to help students:
build a strong foundation in legal reasoning and terminology;
understand how legal rules operate in practice;
develop confidence in answering essay and problem-style questions; and
prepare effectively for formal law examinations.
Core Texts in the Caribbean Law Foundations Series
Legal Systems & Methods
Public Law (Constitutional & Administrative Law)
Criminal Law
Contract Law
Tort Law
Property Law
With its consistent structure, exam-aware approach, and emphasis on clarity over complexity, the Caribbean Law Foundations Series acts as a bridge between secondary-level study and university-level legal education.
This series is aligned to the CAPE Law Examination syllabus and is suitable for classroom use, independent study, and revision support.
Independent publication. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).