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Watch The Castle. We had an extract played in Foundations, pretty entertaining film. By the way, + 1.

I guess you were talking about the criminal test, right? I didn't find that test overly difficult, however I think the marking will be quite harsh and the majority of people will be shocked when they get their marks. I for one know I'll do terribly. :drink: In terms of studying, I've been doing...

Il y a une semaine puisque la dernière réponse et quatre jours jusqu'* l'examen!! Qui a peur comme moi? Je n'ai pas encore commencé * étudier pour le français, alors je suis en train d'espérer que ces discussions me beaucoup aideront. Est-ce que vous avez déj* beaucoup fait pour cette...

Theoretically, they could ask, "In your answer make reference to The Big Sleep OR The Real Inspector Hound, and one other prescribed text." In the course you are required to study three of the set texts, so there's no reason they can't ask you that as everyone would have studied at least one of...

This is also phrased as "existence is before essence". This is the existential notion that meaning is not intrinsically linked to anything or does not come from established social structure (e.g. religion), but rather humanity give meaning to their lives, objects, etc. A book I read by Satre...

that's what i initially though, but i was looking through the marking criteria of a paper and it was taking about "makes reference to specific sections of Acts rather than general statements about a statute or cases." So now I'm not so sure. That was a trial so I presume the HSC is probably...

Ahh that's right, I mistook crimes against the international community for crimes against humanity. Damn... Guess it's time to revise international crime.

In your essays do you refer to specific sections of acts or just the act as a whole? I'm divided between whether I should bother cramming the sections, or spend my efforts elsewhere.

Crime - crimes against humanity, e.g. genocide. Evaluate Australia's protection of human rights.

Generally they will ask you effectiveness in relation to the individual and society, so make sure you also include the other criteria: Balance of rights of individual and community Resource efficiency Opportunity for enforcement Appeals and Review Law as a reflection of community standardsThe...

Try your textbook. Also, try the resources on this site. Check out the standards packages on the BOS site and look for some exemplar responses on Consumers. A google search may also help.

Right to legal representation is only in very serious cases (Dietrich v The Queen). Non-legal measures include NGOs. Their primary role in addressing human rights issues is raising awareness and pressuring governments. However, their role in reporting human rights violations to international...

Re: Petition about Question 26 I found nothing wrong with question 26 at all. Just know your syllabus, and you'll know what they're asking. One thing about the finance though, I don't think they were asking for internal/external as much as they were looking for the global financial management...

I'd say look at the last part of the workplace syllabus - Law Reform. Talk about things such as: Agencies of reform Law reform commissions Parliament Courts Processes Legislation Common law IRC decisionsThat'd be a start. Look at the syllabus though and see what else might fit in.

I just did trial today: Section III I filled 3 booklets Section IV I filled 4 booklets

Does anybody know what they wanted with that question that asked you to draw a diagram to show Iodine dissolved in ethanol? I just drew them next to each other to represent some bond:confused:

Re: so, who else is fucked for trials? Yeh mate, you're not alone. I turned 18 the second day of the holidays, so funnily enough I didn't manage to get much (any) work done during them. And now I'm desperately on a mad cramming binge to try and get a decent result so i can coast along...

I'm pretty sure my class is doing challenging society through context, values etc... We've done gothic which included Dracula, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Nosferatu. Now we're doing Chaucer.