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ok hhmm well then probably depends how confident u r in urself for hsc because if u do well u dont need to worry however wheres ur formal at and what time it finish? because really dont need to worry about that exam since it doesnt need u to know anything just be able to reason. main...

Re: What to do during days after exams? on tuesday november 4th there will be a massive bonfire of all books, notes and anything school related in the crestwood area plz fell free to come and contribute to the flames

dont know what UNitest is if u could explain get better answer probably wouldnt do it mainly because ur formal probably wraps up at about 12 not sure but i mean HSC is over so unless u really think u r going to screw ur hsc up i say dont

lol my optionals all i have is essays adn summary sheets with all my cases legislation and media arcticles for main issues

wait so act doesnt have hsc???????

lol troll also in the homo twist story i really dont see the journey someone explain it???

wow u people be screwed ur going to have to use an alarm. orr i suggest push ur body to stay awake till about 10 go to bed set alarm to about 7:30 am

no effect just a way of giving say an expectance from that school

i personaly dont believe there is an optimum page or word limit. all u have to do is write your story and make sure u have an end. dont be worried if it isnt that long as long as the journey has been properly shown with details and all that size doesnt matter i reckon anyway

yea wtf u have hsc 2008 so why r u doing an oral presentation??????

its alot better than my study area lol

lol even being lazy thats the most important difference which essentially u could use to work out the rest of the differences anyway repost current uestions Q: what are the 2 types of crime prevention? explain

Genes - control mitosis during growth and repair, by either indirectly or directly controlling the synthesis of all the structural and functional compounds in living cells. Genes determine the sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain – one gene controls the formation of one polypeptide...

u missed probably the most important part "Innocent until proven guilty" vs "Guilty until proven innocent" my god fail let some one else answer Q: what are the 2 types of crime prevention? explain

no one knows because we dont know how this year is going to go on the hsc which is what u need to knwo

totally agree with u I mean there is always another way to do everything. and downinflame sis justing being a bitch to make u worry cause thinks its funny

Summary offences: are those heard and decided by a magistrate without a jury. They are minor offences and include: motor traffic offences, offenxive behaviour etc Indictable offences: are serious criminal offences and may be heard by a judge and jury. These include murder, sexual assult...

well its abit more complicated i think. cause i know how ur suppose to be brought up in marks if u r ranked 1 in internals but i think it only goes to an extent depending on gap and how many people beat u etc but aint sure

COMPLETE defences: Accident and error Duress Necessity Mental illness Automatism Self defence Consent Partial defences: Provocation Diminshed responsibility Intoxication What are the 3 types of penalties or punishments? define them.

well what exactly isnt sinking in????? but i mean try using flash cards or execersise like that i mean for me i just get it so i aint really sure but oh well tried to help