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[melsc]

Law exams generally have rather inventive names.

Basil Burrows. Alex Andrews.

I still like the law society's made up case for mock trial
Lympp V Biskit

 

[011]

Law exams generally have rather inventive names.

Basil Burrows. Alex Andrews.

Big lol at Q2 in that paper.

 

[melsc]

Big lol at Q2 in that paper.

That looks like the kind of questions I got last year on native title...don't tell me you have to do mabo and wik again after doing in history then prelim legal...blah

 

[xeuyrawp]

don't tell me you have to do mabo and wik again after doing in history then prelim legal...blah

All accounts say that legal really doesn't help one at law. Furthermore, a lot of law students haven't done legal, like me. So yes, they will go over all the "basic" stuff again.

 

[melsc]

All accounts say that legal really doesn't help one at law. Furthermore, a lot of law students haven't done legal, like me. So yes, they will go over all the "basic" stuff again.

I forgot about that...I just hate mabo...I am so over it

 

[Meldrum]

Last year's legal studies HSC had the best:

"...Kath punched Kim."

 

[011]

We had legal history cut from 2 weeks to 30 mins because everyone hated it so very much.

Though Mabo and Wik may have been the dullest (or most dull), hardest and tedious thing we've done all semester.

 

[Meldrum]

Question: How many Aboriginals do law at USYD/UNSW?

 

[santaslayer]

What most people do is to either do a lease back or do an interest only loan.
If you really want to amortise the car, then you arrange a 60% residual.

That is how my mom has a cheap Mercedes ($60K ) that she only pays around
$ 400 a month for.

The benefit of this is that you change your car every three or 4 years.

Your mother likes to play with cars in her spare time?

 

[neo o]

Is bearpooh a yank? If not, why do you spell "mum" as "mom"

I doubt it, but I wouldn't be surprised if he'd want to look like one. After all, Australians aren't as well regarded.

 

[xeuyrawp]

Question: How many Aboriginals do law at USYD/UNSW?

You mean Aborigines. Aboriginal is the adjective, Aborigine is the noun, and this isn't even just for Australia.

Poohbear, a BCL isn't directly practical for those wanting to practice here, and it's exactly the same with a DPhil. Although doing both courses will help your general intellect (which will help your work), neither really would have any kind of career boost as an LLB or an LLM. You're clearly one of those silly people that love to collect degrees.

 

[xeuyrawp]

...or at least talk about them for 'cachet' value.

Ahah, yeh. It's like people saying "I'm doing an LLB", in order for the other person to ask what an LLB is.

 

[Not-That-Bright]

Whats an LLB?

 

[Frigid]

Whats an LLB?

*the full bench stops eating their weetbix and turns to NTB, an old QC drops his spoon into the milk and a retired high court judge nearly chokes*

 

[xeuyrawp]

*the full bench stops eating their weetbix and turns to NTB, an old QC drops his spoon into the milk and a retired high court judge nearly chokes*

hahah. The old QC probably comes from the age when "BA" was "AB".

 

[matt#1]

damn...where is everyone? This thread of all threads was spam central at about this time last night.

 

[Sarah]

damn...where is everyone? This thread of all threads was spam central at about this time last night.

Perhaps out socialising before uni starts again

 

[matt#1]

Perhaps out socialising before uni starts again

socialising *blinks* what's that?

 

[MoonlightSonata]

Law exams generally have rather inventive names.

Basil Burrows. Alex Andrews.

Agh!

I thought I had seen the last of that cursed thing

 

[santaslayer]

Perhaps out socialising before uni starts again

:uhhuh:

I went to lunch...then 3 hours of karaoke, then movie then dinner....


MUUaaahhhHHHhahaaHHa...!