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Yeah bloody penis' are pretty scary looking. Ive never had full on period sex and don't think I ever would because it would just get so messy...

Did you actually find the judgement? Ive only ever been able to find the appeal transcripts because District Court reports aren't published

There will inevitably come a time when you have the urge to fuck someone else, its a variety thing........but you've gotta make the distinction between a basic urge for variety and that of genuinely having someone else you'd like to do it with.

I was gonna make the same point, its like losing your virginity again, if you're doing it with someone you love its as much emotional as it is physical. A huge trust thing. Ive done it a couple of times, you gotta be HEAPS relaxed, go really slow at first, and don't force yourself if it...

Thats cos its combined law...its all the same thing....you choose your second degree once you're accepted..... I don't know why that person had to be so rude to you, just look up 'combined law' and UNSW and you'll find what you need...its all the same code for law

Private practise will always attract a higher salary, the DPP, like anything public, only has limited resources. I spose it could come down to the whole conscience thing, you could be the most talented barrister, but the highest paid barristers are generally the ones representing some very...

Well as terrible as it sounds my boyfriend said it right after we had sex for the first time....on our one month. He said it a couple of times but I didn't say it back...obviously I thought it was because of what we had just done....he reckons he had been waiting to tell me before that (and...

Haha the thread should have stopped here. Zing! 10 points for humour

Not sure what spec is but id assume barristers would be on a set salary.

That kind of toughness is a relatively new thing....when I was in year 12 there weren't even metal detectors or x-ray machines at my local court, you could take in anything really....now Im friends with the guys at the door there, its kinda funny. I don't find the Downing Centre to really be...

Yeah what I meant was that when the prosecution are challenging, it is against DPP policy to challenge all the certain people in order to end up with a jury full of all the same sort of people (which will presumably be beneficial to the prosecution case). Example: 12 jurors have been called...

Yeah my boyfriends done it at usyd for a few years now....all he has to do is go to all the lectures and write notes like you normally would...he scans them in at some place on campus and gets paid really good money for pretty much doing nothing!

Oh and if you're a school legal studies student reading this, don't walk into a court room with a full gallery.....during empanellment these three girls in school uniforms just walked in and stood there like idiots for like a minute, I don't know if they expected someone to move so they could...

You don't get challenged the second you stand up, ive sat through about 5 empanellments (I have only been directly involved in one, but during court observations Ive seen heaps)....you actually go up, sit down, wait for everyone else to be called, and then they read through the numbers...

I said 'all the Asians I KNOW'....I thought I made it pretty clear. I did not purport to know all Asians doing Com/Law in Australia (should I have written that for you?), hell I don't even know a large number. I was not making a sweeping generalisation about all Asians, or even most Asians. JUST...

Not any more, as of 2006 UOW offer a straight undergraduate law degree. 3 years of substantive stuff plus a year of practical training or honours.

All the Asians I know doing Com/Law and Sydney and NSW (and all their Asian friends) don't even try that hard on their law degrees, because none of them want to end up in the legal field.

I would agree that law has indeed become a generalist degree, but no way is it as general as arts!

Yeah Im afraid its the truth though.

Exactly, theres nothing wrong with aiming high! I really wanna work for legal aid. Always have. Im not in it for the money (nothing wrong with those who are), Im in it cos its something I really wanna do.