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Are you sure? I didn;tthink they could specify particular poems because they can't do the same for the other prescribed texts, which would therefore mean the people who studied Coleridge are disadvantaged.

Section II: 500 - 600 Section III: 1000 - 1200

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But they can say, "Examine the continuity and change that has occured in regards to World Order" The legal themes can be asked for every topic. The dot points under each theme he has there aren't necessarily examples of questions, but ideas about the types of thing you would write about for...

What are the factors which limit judicial discretion?

I'm not very confident with the dot point "Major health promotion initiatives". It says that you have to know about government responses (major reports). Firstly, responses to what? In relation to a governmental response, Australia's Health is the only thing we were given, but when I had a...

Although irrelevent to your exam, some mayb be interested to know that Dietrich was released on parole in July 1990, and he quickly changed his name to Hugo Rich. He has subsequently been jailed for a range of offences including armed robbery and threatening to kill a detective. As of 2005, Rich...

Are you sure about that? My understanding is that the High Court ruled that there is no absolute right to have publicly funded representation, but in most circumstances a judge should postpone a case when a person cannot afford legal representation in a serious matter.

I hate law reform. My notes on law reform are shit for all topics.

What is remission and licencing?

What is the difference between these 2 statutes?

No, I didn't only talk about the Jacobean reading of the play. In the practise question I was referring to I also wrote about the domestic reading (using Eyre's production). However, what I was saying is that through the Jacobean part of my answer I didn't feel as though I was able to directly...

lol, nah that was helpful. Actually, the way you have explained it is the approach I did take when I did a practise question. However, the reason I was a bit worried was because throughout the jacobean part of the response it didn't seem like I was directly answering the question.

Many "King Lear" questions about about proving how a text doesn't have a use-by date, and that it can be still relevant many centuries after it was written. However, if I am doing the Jacobean reading I have troubles answering the actual question. This is because writing about the Jacobean...

Thanks for the clarification!

That may be true, but wouldn't "Domestic rights only apply to citizens of a country" be the best answer.

Can someone please explain the correct answer for the ones I got incorrect? My answer is in italics and the correct answer is in bold. 8. In relation to domestic and international rights, which of the following statements is true? (A) Domestic rights must be enforced by the state. (B)...

Oh ok. I'm going to go do them now then.

Pity there is only 45 questions. It will be an excellent resource for students in the future though!

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