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HSC Legal Studies Predictions / Thoughts (3 Viewers)
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studiesofboard
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I feel it is going to be Young offenders. Plus young offenders is right under sentencing and punishment - last years question and they both link in some ways.
International barely gets done - plus teacher said it was shit and we barely studied it.
International barely gets done - plus teacher said it was shit and we barely studied it.
Harrypotter2003
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Definitely thinking criminal trial process because that hasn’t been ever tested like ever or alternative methods of sentencing/divisionary programs / or a broad themes and challenge question if they go easy
studiesofboard
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Ahhh I hope not lol
After considering the standard of the english exams, I am starting to give myself false hope that all the exams will be relatively doable...... but im not sure
Harrypotter2003
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yeah I feel like it’s because of corona... or maybe it’s just weird lol
I couldve sworn they finalise the exams by february before corona was a thing but.... i guess i was wrong or somethng
I think they usually do, but they probably changed it throughout the year with corona happening
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Well last year was super narrow only focusing on the one dot-point so i wouldn't be surprised for them to do S&P but a much broader question. That would actually be pretty good since there is plenty in that section.
Hopefully something in family related to same sex relationships
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I think they'll definitely have something in regards to contemporary issues! I hope they're not specific though
shit what if they pull a assess the effectiveness of components in investigating crime and they expect u to talk about its dot points "gathering evidence, use of technology, search and seizure, use of warrants" i will cry
im sure we are all fine for the options as we get 2 choices..... please
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i reckon it will be international crime or young offenders
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sameee….rip to us then. I hope they don't though...it's literally so specific
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Predictions we got/the top people predicted for us were:
1. Trial Process, possibly quite narrow (i.e. juries or defences particularly)
2. Young Offenders, or possibly a cross with alternative sentencing
3. Sentencing and Punishments, with a specific theme on punishments, stances on punishments, effectiveness of sentencing principles
4. Int. Crimes
1. Trial Process, possibly quite narrow (i.e. juries or defences particularly)
2. Young Offenders, or possibly a cross with alternative sentencing
3. Sentencing and Punishments, with a specific theme on punishments, stances on punishments, effectiveness of sentencing principles
4. Int. Crimes
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