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Are you suggesting that in all the other elements you would say the same thing regardless of which one was specified in the question?

That it isn't the right order I don't think. Remand is the imprisonment of criminal suspects awaiting trial or sentencing. It doesn't refer to the actual term of imprisonment after sentencing. It refers to the time they spend in prison while they wait for either their trial, or for the...

Do we only have to know what state sovereignty is, or do we also have to be able to discuss the 'birth' and/or development of state sovereignty as well? State sovereignty is under the syllabus dot point: The nature and development of concepts of human rights and is part of the same...

Thanks for the info/advice, much appreciated! :) I would like to either practice law or possibly work as an agent for the AFP, hence why I want to Criminology. Therefore, my ideal course would most likley be SocSci (Crim) / LLB. However, I still a bit worried about doing law at UWS, since so...

Can anyone who is doing a B of Arts in Communication (Social Inquiry) tell me what they think of it so far, and some of the pros and cons of the course? I'm still trying to decide what it is that I will combine law with. At the moment I'm tossing up between Social Inquiry (UTS), Journalism...

Thanks. :) You can change your preferences for no cost even though it is past September 30, correct?

That's what I thought - just wanted to confirm though because I noticed both were mentioned in the syllabus. Thanks.

The Characteristics of a Skilled Performer Mental approach Anticipation Timing Consistency Kinesthetic sense There is a whole section on skill acquisition! Rates of Skill Acquisition is pretty simple. It is just about understanding how different learners and different skills that...

What is the difference between legal remedies and redress?

lol, dictionary or from PD/H/PE?

Define what social justice is and then explain how the level of health inequalities in CVD (for example) could be reduced by reducing social and economic inequities that negatively impact upon individual's access, rights and participation to health resources and facilities. Hope that made sense.

Umm.. this has been addressed already. Nobody is saying that your academic record or university is the only consideration.

I didn't say that it represented quality. I said that the low cut-off means that most people who go there got a relatively lower UAI.

I don't really want to re-ignite this debate again, but thought some may appreciate an actual EMPLOYER'S opinion on the matter. I recently spoke to the Human Resource Manager of a large law firm in Sydney. He said that the most important aspect is you academic and technical legal skill...

How does 'Goal Setting' manage anxiety?

Additional focus on specific muscle groups used in the sport or activity. Body weight resistence, machines, free weights, isotonic/isometric/isokinetic, plyometrics, vary order This one is a bit retarted, but in the Macquarie Revision Guide it says: "Ensure flexibility can be maintained...

It's a bit difficult to help. It would be easier if you had a more specific question in relation to a particular question/questions. It shouldn't be that difficult to work out of you've written the correct information. The question in itself should tell you what part of the syllabus it is...

With the Jakarta Declaration, can you be asked to apply a health promotion or illustrate how the Jakarta Declaration is effective in addressing CVD for example, like you can for Ottawa? I always thought yes, but in the syllbus under: What actions are needed to address Australia's health...

Probably legal and PD/H/PE.

English Paper 2.