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I did Constitutional this semester and classes were not compulsory. There were podcasts for just about every topic, though.

I would say the correct answer is certainty. Adherence to the rule of law helps foster fairness and justice, but I think the best answer is certainty.

Research I read when I was in year 12 painted an Australia picture not so different.

I find it unusual that you doubt the possibility of doing well notwithstanding low attendance. Personally, I learn very little at uni. Everything I learn is from doing the readings at home.

Whether he is a member seems irrelevant to the question as to whether he entered into a contract. Once again, I have not read the terms though. Tell him to pay. It will teach him not to be such a lazy bastard.

How would there be a failure of consideration? I haven't seen the contract, but I'd assume that FF promised to provide entry to use their equipment/premises, and your friend's friend promised to pay X. Edit: I understand your argument, but I think it is incorrect. I highly doubt it would...

Ah k, sounds good. :) No, I don't do any eco units, just law and social science.

I got a letter in the mail the other day saying I've won two 'prizes', which will be awarded at the College of Business Awards Presentation Ceremony. Does anyone know what kind of prizes we get? One of them is sponsored by LexisNexis, so I'm assuming it will be a book voucher? The other is...

You can actually buy flavour sachets for the unflavoured whey. My casein powder is flavourless, but i just mix it with a bit of my flavoured whey.

Re: i need to lose weight FAST That's a shit diet. Cereal? How is that going to help him? There is a big difference between fruit loops and porridge. More generally, there isn't enough food in that diet and there aren't enough meals. Three meals is no where near enough. You want 5-6 at the...

This type of 'study' is not, I don't think, indicative of university quality though. As has been canvassed in this thread and elsewhere, there are numerous factors which affect employability. Unless factors such as UAI are controlled, these results may merely tell us that more hard-working...

So you wan't to drop the Law?

I'm not aware of any reputation regarding international law, but have you looked at the electives? Also, what course is available to combine with the law component may be important.

Read the articles MS has listed for you. Also: Sackville R, 'Why do judges make law? Some aspects of judicial law making' (2001) 5 UWSLR 59

Is RailCorp appealing?

Re: Legal HELP There is nothing wrong with lecturers having an opinion. It only becomes a problem when they don't allow student to develop their own perspective. This question, in my opinoin, provides scope to argue either side. Granted, the teachings throughout the semester have probably...

I think there is a difference, however, between having some appreication of the fact that law firms require long hours on the one hand; and the fact that the work culture of many law firms is so bad that 25% of lawyers are now suffering from elevated psychological distress - including depression...

Quitting junior lawyers find a voice By Kate Gibbs UNABLE TO speak honestly to their colleagues in law firms, a small group of junior lawyers has started a legal blog that they hope will encourage suffering young things in other firms to seek help and support. The anonymous group of...

Regardless of whether you have a lec + tute or seminar system, every uni seems to have 2 classes per week for law subjects. At your uni do you learn about 1 or 2 topics per week though? At UWS, we have two 2hr seminars, each focused on a different topic. However in my Social Science subjects...

If no mention of prizes or cash is made in the oral or written contract, would the fact that previous series have involved prizes or cash be sufficient 'inducement' of the assumption that this season will also involve prizes?