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Crime - 4.5 pages
talked about numerous cases of sentencing, and the legislation, included two young offenders cases (lmw and gdp - gdp in the appeals and review, and administration of a just sentence, probationary twelve months), ahhh talked about r v. ivan milat and his sentencing into the maximum security jail at goulburn due to the dangers of his crime - balancing competing rights of offenders, victim and society, reinforced my argument through r v. campbell 2010 where judge unprecedently allowed camera access in the court room - and how the judge in this case let the public interest override the administration of a just sentence, talked a bit about gordon wood etc, not really necessary but I also mentioned the interdependence of the sentencing and the trial, and that although the sentencing itself may be accurately balancing competing rights, the validity of the conviction may be influenced by the competing rights and may be unjust, which hence brings appeal and reviews into it
family wrote 6 pages -
did the first question, wrote about a lot of shit... including parenting plans, reforms such as family law amendment shared responsibilities act etc, used cases to reinforce how the practical law does not align with the statute, which exudes ineffectiveness - wrote more examples and explored divorce etc, and the dissolution of marriage - the court being the last resort which is effective, used statistic of 9.9% of divorces only going through the actual court
consumer - wrote 5 and a bit, I got a substitute question because my class didn't go through all of it, just used lots of examples to demonstrate how consumer protection is acheived in unjust contracts, through duress, fraudulent misrepresentation and how the law attempts to fix this (clear statute defining contract, so they have a medium to compare occurrences against, it's not just an inconsistent case-by-case basis dilemma) and common law to protect reasonable person (used donoghue vs stevenson here), used many cases, put occupational licensing into it, as a way of reverting unjust contracts through state regulation, highlighted ineffectiveness in self regulation - which is a challenge for the law
human rights
2 marker got it
8 marker did it excellently
5 marker LOLLLLLLL I went blank - I'll probably get 2 marks for this
MULTIPLE CHOICE was a bit tricky
for that strict liability offence, what was the answer?
and for that piracy one, there was one act (crimes act 1923) I'm like wow no way, its gotta be 1900 crimes act unless it was an amendment, then I just choose the other act (because it can't be the conventions since that's not an Australian act)
decent exam tbh
talked about numerous cases of sentencing, and the legislation, included two young offenders cases (lmw and gdp - gdp in the appeals and review, and administration of a just sentence, probationary twelve months), ahhh talked about r v. ivan milat and his sentencing into the maximum security jail at goulburn due to the dangers of his crime - balancing competing rights of offenders, victim and society, reinforced my argument through r v. campbell 2010 where judge unprecedently allowed camera access in the court room - and how the judge in this case let the public interest override the administration of a just sentence, talked a bit about gordon wood etc, not really necessary but I also mentioned the interdependence of the sentencing and the trial, and that although the sentencing itself may be accurately balancing competing rights, the validity of the conviction may be influenced by the competing rights and may be unjust, which hence brings appeal and reviews into it
family wrote 6 pages -
did the first question, wrote about a lot of shit... including parenting plans, reforms such as family law amendment shared responsibilities act etc, used cases to reinforce how the practical law does not align with the statute, which exudes ineffectiveness - wrote more examples and explored divorce etc, and the dissolution of marriage - the court being the last resort which is effective, used statistic of 9.9% of divorces only going through the actual court
consumer - wrote 5 and a bit, I got a substitute question because my class didn't go through all of it, just used lots of examples to demonstrate how consumer protection is acheived in unjust contracts, through duress, fraudulent misrepresentation and how the law attempts to fix this (clear statute defining contract, so they have a medium to compare occurrences against, it's not just an inconsistent case-by-case basis dilemma) and common law to protect reasonable person (used donoghue vs stevenson here), used many cases, put occupational licensing into it, as a way of reverting unjust contracts through state regulation, highlighted ineffectiveness in self regulation - which is a challenge for the law
human rights
2 marker got it
8 marker did it excellently
5 marker LOLLLLLLL I went blank - I'll probably get 2 marks for this
MULTIPLE CHOICE was a bit tricky
for that strict liability offence, what was the answer?
and for that piracy one, there was one act (crimes act 1923) I'm like wow no way, its gotta be 1900 crimes act unless it was an amendment, then I just choose the other act (because it can't be the conventions since that's not an Australian act)
decent exam tbh
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Spiritual Being
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the deafening silence...
gleeek
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Yeah it was so eazy guiz
Spiritual Being
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guys
her school recognized that CSSA is too easy for her, gave her a modified exam that she had to complete in half an hour
she's expecting 90+
gleeek
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Spiritual Being
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inb4 server error "our server cannot register numbers this high"
105 ATAR, med/law/engineering harvard uni
Spiritual Being
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this question was fucked
I think it was graffiti because we did a similar question in class
shoplifting is definitely not strict liability, I googled it
SharkeyBoy
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Strict Liability is Jay Walking!! Definitely
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was it??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SharkeyBoy
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wow bro I hope you fail your test
screw you
now my 100% is limited to 99
I hate my life
far out
omg
guys, if I get 99, can I still get a good atar?
please, help and guidance asap
brookemallard
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you know the five marker for human rights?!? What was the question again.. haha i forget!
Yep, I put jaywalking as strict liability...
A couple of the multi-choice were quite specific and random, but the rest seemed okay. The human rights short answers were generous I felt - no questions about the development of a certain right. The crime essay was similar to the question my teacher set for pre-trials so that was sweet. Options were pretty generic aswell.
Overall a decent paper, I'd have to say that this years multi choice was much harder than last years though
A couple of the multi-choice were quite specific and random, but the rest seemed okay. The human rights short answers were generous I felt - no questions about the development of a certain right. The crime essay was similar to the question my teacher set for pre-trials so that was sweet. Options were pretty generic aswell.
Overall a decent paper, I'd have to say that this years multi choice was much harder than last years though
Was something like: How does the Australian Constitution promote the protection of human rights. Give specific examples
Crime q. - if you neglected continual detention mandates, role of victim in sentencing and rates of recidivism in the prison system and circle sentencing, it's not good
Family q. (b) - I was pretty judicious in what I memorized and it payed off; discipline, parental neglect, shared responsibility (2006) and maintenance as enforcing parental responsibility
World order (b) - had to adapt alot, as I didn't even want mess with sovereignty - r2p as emblematic of evolving attitudes; instilled division in sc (darfur, Libya, Syria) and discussed changing ethical standards in treaties; multilateral compliance
I could lose maybe 3 marks for multiple choice
Family q. (b) - I was pretty judicious in what I memorized and it payed off; discipline, parental neglect, shared responsibility (2006) and maintenance as enforcing parental responsibility
World order (b) - had to adapt alot, as I didn't even want mess with sovereignty - r2p as emblematic of evolving attitudes; instilled division in sc (darfur, Libya, Syria) and discussed changing ethical standards in treaties; multilateral compliance
I could lose maybe 3 marks for multiple choice
SharkeyBoy
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hahahaha sorry to be the bearer of bad news!!
brookemallard
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yeah do you remember the human rights Q?
loversinjapan
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Lost 4 marks in multiple choice, fuck. Rest of the paper was sweet though.