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yeah I might learn that too. They usually relate it to a group or a concept, so I might concentrate on those. I spose you can't go wrong with the personality study so I'll have to redeem myself there.

Your school should have copies of both

questions will always be along these lines. What you need to do is choose 3 (or 4 if you think you will have time to write that much) issues that come under the consumers topic (I don't do consumers but going by the textbook perhaps: regulation of advertising, financing a purchase, contracts)...

No in this case subjective features are those of the offender. Violence is included in objective because it is still a part what actually happened. However you are right, in considering the objective features they will also consider both aggravating and mitigating factors (i.e. did the offender...

Its not about the amount of pages you write. I got to 4 A4 pages for my Germany question and got 19/20.

Yes the Macquarie book is very good. Resource effeciency: how well law enforcement agencies and agencies of redress are used (eg have police got their priorities straight?) Law as a reflection of community standards: does the law reflect societies' beliefs (eg laws regarding same-sex...

For those who wanted it: Facts F. was a 22 year old member of the Aboriginal Community in a New South Wales country town. He was also the father of a baby born to M. M was 17 and unmarried and her family were white residents of the town. M's family had been opposed to her relationship with F...

Ah ok yeah, what I said above. Circumstances of the offence are objective: what exactly happened (ie what the act was, how violent it was etc) Circumstances of the offender are subjective: the offender may be a juvenile or from a low socio-economic area, and the judge will look at this to...

but the excel book only covers what is in it at the moment now anyway doesn't it??

cos its in every textbook. Its a case.

Objective: the facts, how it is, to the point Subjective: things that might leave it open to interpretation.. What is it in reference to and I can help you more?

thats probably cos its not called that, they've renamed it for legal studies, I write up the case brief thats in my case book and post it tomorrow

what law is that? cos in all the liquor stores theres a sign that says it is an offence to provide minors with alcohol

actually, its illegal to supply alcohol to anyone underage. Its like smoking, you're allowed to do it at 16, but aren't allowed to buy them till 18, and it is a crime for anyone else to give it to you. Same goes with the alkies.

Is there a new one?

It could be 1983 I don't have a textbook in front of me it was just off the top of my head

I think they call it a post-trial special :D

F v L and others (1982) where F was the father and was allowed to adopt the child and take it away from its mother so it could be brought up according to its Aboriginal heritage. The Judge ruled whilst the child would've have benefitted growing up with its mother in a white middle class society...

yeah or just buy it, they are $30 but should be reduced at the moment (the excel range is 20% off at most places at the moment)

yeah and its also the thing Im best at so it will suck MAJORLY!