Thoughts: CSSA Legal Studies (1 Viewer)

[Spiritual Being]

Lost 4 marks in multiple choice, fuck. Rest of the paper was sweet though.

which ones?

 

[brookemallard]

thats right! thankyou... yeah not sure how i went on that one haha

 

[Kipling]

Crime q. - if you neglected continual detention mandates, role of victim in sentencing and rates of recidivism in the prison system and circle sentencing, it's not good
Family q. (b) - I was pretty judicious in what I memorized and it payed off; discipline, parental neglect, shared responsibility (2006) and maintenance as enforcing parental responsibility
World order (b) - had to adapt alot, as I didn't even want mess with sovereignty - r2p as emblematic of evolving attitudes; instilled division in sc (darfur, Libya, Syria) and discussed changing ethical standards in treaties; multilateral compliance

I could lose maybe 3 marks for multiple choice

In response to the crime question, I feel that there's other stuff to talk about and there isn't anything that is 100% necessary to put in. I spoke about the purposes of punishment, and how the judge uses his or her discretion to balance the rights in regard to these. I also spoke about mandatory life-sentences for killing a police officer in NSW. However I did mention victim impact statements and recidivism rates in my response.

 

[gleeek]

wow bro I hope you fail your test

screw you

now my 100% is limited to 99

I hate my life

far out

omg

guys, if I get 99, can I still get a good atar?

please, help and guidance asap

nope, that's completely out of reach now. you're going to have to go to tafe and then speed with some construction workers.

strict liability offences have officially unleashed their wrath upon you

 

[brookemallard]

Lucky!! What question did you teacher give you in class?

 

[brookemallard]

What question did your teacher give you?! haha so lucky

 

[brookemallard]

The 8 marker for human rights, what was that one? I swear to god i am so stressed about what i wrote.. just checking

 

[Spiritual Being]

The 8 marker for human rights, what was that one? I swear to god i am so stressed about what i wrote.. just checking

something about UN
I included child soliders in there

 

[SharkeyBoy]

The 8 marker for human rights, what was that one? I swear to god i am so stressed about what i wrote.. just checking

It was something like 'to what extent does the UN promote and enforce human rights. Refer to a specific example'
I just wrote crap about UN General Assembly, Secuirty Council.
You could've also wrote about state soveriengty and how that means the UN is ineffective etc.. but I didn't write that.
For my example, I wrote Suddam Hussein and Iraq - how the UN imposed sanctions on them

 

[loversinjapan]

Are the CSSA papers easier than usual (so far)?

 

[integ]

What was the marker 8 question?
Cant remb but spent way too much time on it

 

[loversinjapan]

What was the marker 8 question?
Cant remb but spent way too much time on it

It was something like 'to what extent does the UN promote and enforce human rights. Refer to a specific example'

dis one

 

[yugimon]

some multiple choice were fucked the short answers were okay.. consumer was okay i think i screwd up family though, TAFE it is for me then :'(

 

[rangajake]

what was the answer to the piracy multiple choice?

 

[Focus is Key]

If you guys think the CSSA multiple choice were hard you should have seen the Independent paper. I think I got like 12/20 for them and by far the hardest multiple choice I've ever done for legal :/ But our human rights questions were easy. What was the crime question like?

 

[Spiritual Being]

what was the answer to the piracy multiple choice?

I don't think it was the crime act one, nor the conventions

It was the other act, can't remember it

I think it was B

not the two conventions or the crime act 1923

 

[SuperMike96]

I don't think my legal exam was CSSA.

I wrote more for the crime section of mine than I did for Family and Workplace. I'm screwed.

 

[YuMaNuMa]

I don't think it was the crime act one, nor the conventions

It was the other act, can't remember it

I think it was B

not the two conventions or the crime act 1923

Pretty sure it was a. I forgot what the options were but I chose the earliest domestic law, which was from 1914 I think.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimes_Act_1914

 

[Spiritual Being]

Pretty sure it was a. I forgot what the options were but I chose the earliest domestic law, which was from 1914 I think.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimes_Act_1914

It's http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/qld/consol_act/cc189994/

s.79 and s.80

it was the criminal code one, it's b

 

[YuMaNuMa]

It's http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/qld/consol_act/cc189994/

s.79 and s.80

it was the criminal code one, it's b

It does say Queensland at the top of that page, so that might be a state law.