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Are you planning on replicating their success? :p

He wasn't exempt because of his occupation or some other 'reason'. He just acted in a way that would ensure he was challeneged either by the defence or the prosecution.

What she means is that the prosecution, in theory, shouldn't challenge jurors that will cause the 12 remaining jurors to be un-representative of society as a whole. For example, if they are prosecuting a man of low socioeconomic status who has been accused of armed robbery, they may be more...

Is there much group work in the law course? I have read a few posts where people have spoken about such group activities/assignments in their course and was hoping this isn't the same for law.

I don't believe you were. And if you were, I don't see why. Using sarcasm in such a way would do nothing to prove you argument since it was irrelevant to the issue at hand. Either way, its over now.

Of course you can. No-one would ever know anyway because different people mark different sections. The equality and difference one shouldn't be on a country though, shouldn't it be a particular group - women, Aborigines, homosexuals etc?

It is possible to work out your mark. I'm not sure exactly how, or what the formula is, but I know that our school will be sending our mark when they determine it. Also, it is out of 30, not 50. Neither. Even if you get 30/30, you may not get an award. After they have finished marking, they...

Can someone please provide some info/ideas on what you would write if the question asked you to examine the course concepts of conflict and co-operation in relation to equality and difference (focus study Aborigines)?

Of course. Your ability to get into a course is determined by your UAI, not by the courses you do (excluding courses that have assumed knowledge). He didn't say doing Society and Culture in year 12 would help get into the course, but the knowledge of the concepts and theorists learnt in the...

All three.

HAHAHAHA - That's hilarious!!

People say how at schoolies everyone just gets pissed and has sex. How true do you this is though? Do you think everyone will be getting laid, or is it just a misconception about schoolies?

Excellent, thank you! :)

Oh ok, that's quite simple. My notes: So using your explanation, would that mean that in my notes when it says "the extension of business activities into stages of production..." it means what you said in relation to 'merging'?

I recently put in my preferences and just wanted to double-check it is correct. I want to do B Social Science (Criminology) / B Laws. However, in the UAC Guide I couldn't find a specefic number for this course. There was a number above a few of the combined laws (including Social Science). I...

Can someone please explain vertical integration for me? I don't quite grasp it.

I hope you're right. I plan on doing law at UWS next year, but constantly hear how employers are prejudice and you are at a distinct advantage if you go to USyd/UNSW. Even when I went to the UWS Open Day, one of the 'law people' said that you may be disadvantaged because many firms are...

It becomes our problem if employers are influenced by the perceived value and status of the university and its students though.

Yes, it is pathetic. The reason I think it may be a contributing factor though, is because the more concentrated the uni is with people from this area, the more it will be seen as inferior due to the connotations associated with the hillbillys out west ;) It may also reinforce the snobbery...

That's what I thought, and don't get me wrong I think it's great as it provides those in Western Syd - who have traditionally been disadvantaged - an opportunity to complete tertiary study. However, I just wonder whether this contributes to the poor status of the university. EDIT: Maybe the...