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Re Woolley; Ex parte Applicants M276/2003 (2004) 210 ALR 369.

yeah i know, i was talking to mr eazy.

i think maybe you wanted to say 'should' - should i bet let off fine? moral implications of the law / law & justice etc that might be more interesting than applying law about speeding.

ooh my sister just did an assignment on this ... from "Religion in Public Life" Robert Parker (1989) in Sparta ed Michael Whitby. p161 What most impressed other Greeks, though, was the semi-divinity that hedged Spartan kings. Herodotus looked to barbarian lands for parallels, and...

because they started at 4, which was too early.

need more info to give an accurate answer like who is plaintiff/defendant - relationship, age, situation etc eg s/he accidentally hit him/her tripping up at work or s/he accidentally hit him/her because s/he has a weird arm shake thing. lots of cases say battery is contact without consent...

i kind of agree with you asqui, but i like when people discuss things beyond what is said in the text. because the discussion is what's so great about the socratic teaching in law classes etc. but i totally am with you with the hate for people saying stuff because they think it will get them...

you know what really pisses me off though, is people in class who go, yeah that could be subjective and think they are being so profound. that comes second to, is this in the exam. (and lift doors shutting on me)

law is ALWAYS going to be partially/fully subjective. problems with language; value-based 'reasonable man' test leading to subjective test 'reasonable according to individual'; law changing reflect/constitute society. law does not exist in a vacuum. it changes, interpretations change...

okay i do tutoring, and a yr 11 student had a legal studies essay to write. the question was: “Rules and laws, morals and social etiquettes are needed to help maintain social cohesion. Without effective rules or laws to limit the disruptive behaviour of individuals or where society’s...

okay i do tutoring, and a yr 11 student had a legal studies essay to write. the question was: “Rules and laws, morals and social etiquettes are needed to help maintain social cohesion. Without effective rules or laws to limit the disruptive behaviour of individuals or where society’s...

we got to collect ours from the front desk , it was weird, going, can i please have my exam

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hahaha yes!! i remember

ohh an assignment that seems a bit worse i just took in my dictionary and effective legal research book and looked up the answers whenever i needed to. hahaha it was the weirdest exam ever.

so what did you guys think? in our exam, colin talked for the first 15 minutes man he is crazy.

umm i don't think you can get online scores free , but you can go and look at the con library free, or even buy a library card and borrow.

like i don't know anything about Ziff or why he's moving out of home, and that's essentially beside the point. He has rights and privileges and there is no reason why he cannot use them. He is not exploiting the system in any way? as for exploiting his knowledge of the law - everyone has access...

wtf are you talking about? it's 'idealistic' if we all live in ignorance of our rights and responsibilities under the law? deluded more likely.