HSC Legal Studies Predictions / Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[queenb_3]

No jokes but imagine this is done by a young offender.. He doesn't need to take on enough legal responsibilities for the consequences of his action despite bomb threatening is at least a public order offence even if its a hoax.

Loving the legal studies application into the real world. But facts though, it's disappointing.

 

[beetree1]

Yep

What'd you put for the ICC question about the president? I put she needed to consent A but im not sure

 

[queenb_3]

What'd you put for the ICC question about the president? I put she needed to consent A but im not sure

I put the one under it about how she'd need to be arrested and extradited. I initially put A but I thought about how the ICJ was the one that requires consent to solve state disputes that's why it's limited in effectiveness but I'm not too sure as well

 

[jenii14]

No bonus points?

hmm maybe but the teachers didn't mention any bonus points

 

[queenb_3]

What'd you put for the ICC question about the president? I put she needed to consent A but im not sure

Don't stress too much over it. We've already done the paper, so let's focus on our next exam. But I'm sure you'll do great : )

 

[jasminerulez]

What'd you put for the ICC question about the president? I put she needed to consent A but im not sure

I picked the one that said it does not have jurisdiction
According to Google : The ICC cannot investigate or prosecute governments, corporations, political parties, or rebel movements,
But idk if im correct or not though

 

[jasminerulez]

What did you guys get for the question about the young offender appealing from the childrens court? which was the court that would hear the case first
a)local
b)district
c)high
d)supreme

 

[jasminerulez]

bumppp

 

[studiesofboard]

What did you guys get for the question about the young offender appealing from the childrens court? which was the court that would hear the case first
a)local
b)district
c)high
d)supreme

I think I did local. Local usually deals with minor crimes. Idk though.

 

[queenb_3]

I picked the one that said it does not have jurisdiction
According to Google : The ICC cannot investigate or prosecute governments, corporations, political parties, or rebel movements,
But idk if im correct or not though

Oh I'm not sure but there's a case study in my textbook which talks about the prosecution of a Sudanese president were ICC prosecutors filed a number of charges against him. If you've got the Cambridge Legal Studies Textbook it's on page 133. All good though, it's over and done with, let's hope for the best : )

 

[anthony___]

What did you guys get for the question about the young offender appealing from the childrens court? which was the court that would hear the case first
a)local
b)district
c)high
d)supreme

Pretty certain it's the District Court (https://www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au/pub...e-a-decision-i-am-unhappy-about-what-can-i-do)

 

[anthony___]

I found the one where people in Western Australia were making their own state tricky.

 

[jasminerulez]

I found the one where people in Western Australia were making their own state tricky.

yeah what you get for it? ( I put sovereignty)

 

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yeah what you get for it? ( I put sovereignty)

You can't tell me issue relating to the independence of a state isn't a sovereignty issue

 

[beetree1]

yeah what you get for it? ( I put sovereignty)

I also put sovereignty

 

[anthony___]

yeah what you get for it? ( I put sovereignty)

Yeah I fcked it. put self-determination - misread it as how it would impact the new state not Australia... ah well

 

[darkgates]

Yeah I fcked it. put self-determination - misread it as how it would impact the new state not Australia... ah well

omg same

 

[beetree1]

What did you all put for the first step of the investigation process? I put an offence is reported (A)

 

[studiesofboard]

I also put sovereignty

Me too.

 

[jasminerulez]

For the MC question about the judge referring to mandatory sentencing and maximum penalty what u guys get?
a)Judicial guidelines
b)Statutory guidelines
c)Discretion