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pm me and I'll tell ya

yeah I voted band 5

Some people will have ripped that exam no matter what, but if the vast majority doesn't do as well as say in the past two years, there will be scaling involved.

I can't believe you're arguing with law students who recently did torts Golani?

You don't know anything about me or how I do in legal. In the trial I was quite comfortably in band 6. So shutup and stop criticising. Im being realistic, not full of myself!!

Yes, if they judge the test to be a difficult one, they will scale everyone up.

It can't be native title cos this is something that was coined by the court system only a few years ago. The basis of customary law (and no, we aren't just referring to Aboriginal customary law) is dispute resolution. That is the primary aim of the process involved in customary law, to solve...

Yeah but I think the point made was that you had to be accelerating a subject to do it.

actually, make that two. One in year 10 and one in year 12

Yeah I know OF someone at that school. I don't actually know her though.

it doesn't matter so much in the extended responses, but Im pretty sure a different person marks each section in crime.

I was aiming for a band 6, heres hoping we will all be scaled up. Definately band 5 though. But I reallllllllllly want band 6!

Crime...

*clap calp* Well picked up beemo.....

hehe oh in that case: "Oh how fortunate you realised, you would have been screwed if you didn't, you life would be over! What a twist of fate!"

It is up to six UAI points, depending on the severity of your disadvantage. And butterfly is right, it doesn't get added to the UAI you recieve when they are released, rather when you apply.

That was me and I wasn't talking about D. I was talking about someone who put it for C, where it didn't apply. I used the gang rapes for D, an example of how the penalty in that case reflected community expectations.

they would have worked it out anyway, when it got sorted by the old ladies at the marking centre they would see that yours (they are kept in the same bundle) doesn't have a number and just match it to those on your booklet.

You need to read your syllabus mate. The types of crime are: crimes against persons crimes against the state economic offences drug offences regulatory offences international crimes preliminary crimes victimless crimes

Yes, there are viable arguments for both....