So guys how do you all remember legislation, articles, cases etc. for everything? I read a practice answer today and it blew me away. It had about 6 cases, 4 articles and a tonne of legislation just for one issue in family. But if you have all that how do you remember the rest?
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Squar3root
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study.... (or make it up)
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Practice making up random cases
DanS
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LOL yeaah but make sure u do it right... i read a sample B1 essay on BOS the oher day which referred to John v. the Bottleshop i.e. Donahue v. Stevenson
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http://arc.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/standards-packs/SP01_15220/
Scroll down the side thingy to Q18a, sample 3 of B1/2... it was actually 'Stevenson v the Bottleshop', not John. Incredibly cohesive and well-written response... perhaps i should rote learn it?!
DanS
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Yeah, absolutely - just being stupid! Its by far best to try and memorize the names of the most important cases relevant to each topic, but you don't need to go to the extent of remembering a whole encyclopedia of cases for the whole course - just a few important cases to back up and add strength to you essays.