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[yugimon]

Shouldn't q11 be C ??
Ans is q20 B??

 

[Lachyy]

Was the answer for collective rights trade unionism or self-determination? Aren't they both collective rights? I picked trade unionism btw.

 

[yugimon]

Also how is 17, D? The only logical one there imo is C..

 

[nattyruee]

it's self-determination

 

[nattyruee]

Also how is 17, D? The only logical one there imo is C..

I thought C was right too... ha

 

[Examine]

Also how is 17, D? The only logical one there imo is C..

explain the logic behind this

 

[Spiritual Being]

mate

if its a summary offence

he won't be tried with a jury of his peers

it will be the magistrate imposing sentence and that's it

explain to me how it is that he can apply for bail

that happens anyway

 

[yugimon]

does it matter if peers are there or not - they will still be able to judge the person whether it was summary or indictable, can they not?

 

[hayleyemma96]

Sorry, forgot you were smarter than the hsc markers themselves

Personally i thought it was A because the judiciary are able to make human rights law (i.e. Toonan, Mabo (if you count that as HR), Dietrich)

Oh no don't worry I picked A as well but I'm not too sure.
I was just going by what the syllabus say ad when it refers to separation of powers it's between the legislature, executive and judiciary.
GG isn't included
Sorry for sounding rude




Hayley

 

[ns23q]

Oh no don't worry I picked A as well but I'm not too sure.
I was just going by what the syllabus say ad when it refers to separation of powers it's between the legislature, executive and judiciary.
GG isn't included
Sorry for sounding rude Hayley

GG is part of the executive as she represents the queen

 

[anniexo]

What do you guys think is answer for 9 and 11?

I got 9.D and 11.B
It says in the Cambridge textbook that circle sentencing: sentencing for some adult Aboriginal offenders where sentencing is conducted in a circle of local community members and a magistrate

 

[Examine]

All in all some questions were quite deceptively complex, not as easy as I thought

Did anyone get over 18/20?

 

[Spiritual Being]

does it matter if peers are there or not - they will still be able to judge the person whether it was summary or indictable, can they not?

well

if it's a summary offence, that's dealt in the local court right

there's no jury

no jury tries someone for a summary offence

 

[Spiritual Being]

All in all some questions were quite deceptively complex, not as easy as I thought

Did anyone get over 18/20?

everyone on this thread:

5 mins after exam

>easiest shit ever raped it bro

1 hour later

>fuck 10/20 multiple choice



I think I got like 17/20 for mc lol

I only want an aligned mark of 90+ so hopefully I'll be ok

 

[yugimon]

everyone on this thread:

5 mins after exam

>easiest shit ever raped it bro

1 hour later

>fuck 10/20 multiple choice



I think I got like 17/20 for mc lol

I only want an aligned mark of 90+ so hopefully I'll be ok

I know how you feel lol these MCs were a bit more deceptive than everyone thought

 

[nattyruee]

I got 9.D and 11.B
It says in the Cambridge textbook that circle sentencing: sentencing for some adult Aboriginal offenders where sentencing is conducted in a circle of local community members and a magistrate

Those are correct

 

[peza_16]

The answers are as follows - I've had 2 hsc markers tell me these are the correct ones.

1. B
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. C
7. D
8. D
9. D
10. B
11. B
12. C
13. A
14. A
15. C
16. B
17. D
18. A
19. A
20. D --> as stupid as the GG one sounds, its correct.

If that's right, I surprisingly got 20/20.

 

[Examine]

If that's right, I surprisingly got 20/20.

They are right. Great job man! (what are you aiming for for legal?)

 

[Examine]

everyone on this thread:

5 mins after exam

>easiest shit ever raped it bro

1 hour later

>fuck 10/20 multiple choice



I think I got like 17/20 for mc lol

I only want an aligned mark of 90+ so hopefully I'll be ok

I received something I expected to get, but it's still not too good hahah.

 

[SuperMike96]

Was the answer for collective rights trade unionism or self-determination? Aren't they both collective rights? I picked trade unionism btw.

I believe it is self-determination.