HSC Legal Studies Predictions / Thoughts (4 Viewers)

[darkgates]

GUYS WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT THE QUESTION WILL BE ON THE NATURE OF CRIME BCUZ IM PLANNING ON NOT STUDYING ITTTTT

I think the chances of an essay question solely based on the nature of crime is pretty slim as it is kind of like the foundation topic of crime. But you should DEFINATELY be studying it as a lot of MCQ's are from nature plus it is a good topic to draw essay arguments from for other complex essay questions like CIP or CTP. Hope this helps love the username btw haha

 

[beetree1]

i also think it might be defences in the trial process given how specific last year was.
How many paragraphs do you all write for the crime essay and for option essays?

surely not if they considered we have covidd
i write 3para for all my essays

 

[Unknown Scholar]

surely not if they considered we have covidd
i write 3para for all my essays

I'm pretty sure all exams were finalised before Covid was serious. Like very early in the year.
We shall see. Hopefully something in trial process. There's a lot of recent cases for that area.

 

[studiesofboard]

The trick guys is to write a really good essay on both legal and non-legal measures on whatever topics you guys are doing for the options. What ever question you get will be highly adaptable to legal and non-legal measures.

 

[pinku bhaya]

I think the chances of an essay question solely based on the nature of crime is pretty slim as it is kind of like the foundation topic of crime. But you should DEFINATELY be studying it as a lot of MCQ's are from nature plus it is a good topic to draw essay arguments from for other complex essay questions like CIP or CTP. Hope this helps love the username btw haha

thank uuuu

 

[beetree1]

Guys im praying for a vague theme and challenge question for crime. Pray with me.

 

[studiesofboard]

LEGAL GOT ME TRIPPIN

 

[jasminerulez]

I'm pretty sure all exams were finalised before Covid was serious. Like very early in the year.
We shall see. Hopefully something in trial process. There's a lot of recent cases for that area.

hey does anyone have really easy cases to remember for the topics of world order, hr, family and crime? tyyy

 

[queenb_3]

hey does anyone have really easy cases to remember for the topics of world order, hr, family and crime? tyyy

Any specific areas of HR, family and crime?

 

[beetree1]

hey does anyone have really easy cases to remember for the topics of world order, hr, family and crime? tyyy

Girlllll theres so much

 

[teddy123]

Bilal Skaff is always a good one as you can use it for imprisonment, protective custody, role of the jury + a bunch more.

 

[jasminerulez]

Girlllll theres so much

girl ik , i already have many but the cases r soo complex and hard to memorise, so im just trying to find easier ones

 

[jasminerulez]

Bilal Skaff is always a good one as you can use it for imprisonment, protective custody, role of the jury + a bunch more.

ye i have that one down , ty anyways )

 

[jasminerulez]

Any specific areas of HR, family and crime?

crime and human rights

 

[queenb_3]

crime and human rights

I meant any specific areas in terms of topics, like CIP, juries, sentencing etc.

 

[RAJRAJRAJA]

I'm thinking young offenders, CIP, or international crime definitely. If it's young offenders or international crime, they might go with a general question while if it's the CIP, they might be specific.

but like what would they even ask for international crime? the only one that seems possible to ask would be the effectiveness of domestic and international measures which was asked 5 years ago

 

[JP2020]

What is CIP?

 

[queenb_3]

but like what would they even ask for international crime? the only one that seems possible to ask would be the effectiveness of domestic and international measures which was asked 5 years ago

That's the only thing they can practically ask. Unless they go with only effectiveness of domestic, or international separately but that becomes too specific.

 

[queenb_3]

What is CIP?

Criminal Investigation Process

 

[RAJRAJRAJA]

That's the only thing they can practically ask. Unless they go with only effectiveness of domestic, or international separately but that becomes too specific.

Yeah so why would they ask that again if they already asked that in 2015... I dont think itll be on international crime