Leonard Rotman

He teaches well but he is a tough grader. He cares about students but he doesnt know how to provide answers to questions regarding the midterm and final. Law122 is a hard course and you will not get a good grade by studying hard. You need to answer questions by making a concise analysis using the legal tests. Good luck on this course

Avoid if you can. Too hard and all over the place for a 1st year Con class. Speaks way to fast, too many tangents, provides very little useful help when you go and meet with him. Aboriginal issues are his bread and butter, so if you have him know it will 100% be the focus on the exam and all the other classes will laugh at you. I say STAY AWAY!!!

Really smart guy but makes the subject absolutely DIFFICULT...he rambles on and on and qualifies himself too much which leaves the students more confused. AVOID HIM IF YOU CAN!

Smart guy but way too high brow to be teaching first year constitutional. He rambles all over the place. Hard to follow, hard to take notes. Avoid him if you can.

Len was spectacular. Interesting, passionate, intelligent, fun, and funny at times. Exams are fair if you've studied up and been to class. The only complaint I had was that he tends to go really fast at times. fear not, all you have to do is tell him, and he accomodates. All around cool guy. He had a few car accidents this year. Get better!

This guy really knows his stuff, but sometimes doesn't realize that the students can't be expected to know absolutely everything that he does. Overemphasis on aboriginal law matters led to racing through or ommitting other important areas

A true scholar and effective lecturer. One of the most recognized and qualified law professors in the department. His classes are worth the tuition.