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and that's why conviction is easier? i dont get it...

way to ruin the gag peartie.

people who come here want to do well. all the bums aren't gonna be here.

Why is the stand of proof in childrens courts different to that of normal courts?

you can always ask for more paper during reading time.

Karl Penn i think his name was

" It should be noted that his parole officer is not yet born." haha i like this one

With 90 in everything (for me) SAM: 97.45 JUAI: 96.7 anyway, 2 uai points isn't too bad.

heh, i'd pick hurlstone but i might be alittle bias :p anyway ag's not too bad if you do 12 units in your hsc year. Apparently it's a lot like biology. A lot of the year 11 newbies treat ag as the free subject, where you can (sort of) muck around and make friends. in summation, i highly...

anna. and a lot of the pole vaulter girls are pretty damn cute, shame they aren't very shapely.

ooooh that is interesting. anyway Dietrich v the Queen set the precedent that Legal Aid SHOULD be available to all defendants, but it's not necessary. Unless, they're likely to be jailed or the other circumstances other people have already mentioned.

who's the other one, michelle leslie?

in one direction it seems to contract

91 i think (stupid english)

Ridiculous. Whole. The HSC.

yeah i saw that, it just says the crude divorce rate Edit: using those figures it calculates to about 54%. I'm looking for an article which would corroborate the crude figures, something with 2004-2005 would be preferable

can anyone show me an article/survey where it states the (most) current divorce rate? I heard it's just over 50%, but i can't find anything to back me up on it. Edit: all i have is http://www.smh.com.au/text/articles/2005/09/28/1127804532150.html "Some 200,000 Australians marry each...

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but from the spaceship's perspective the universe is travelling at that speed

oh, misread the question.