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There must be some legal means to fry her arse. There must be!

It's not as if ministers haven't acted on their whim before without the power to do so anyway (I'm looking at you, Ruddock)

haha some funky organising there 140 pages my god! I'm guessing they are all the notes taken from your readings, and the summary notes are for exam accessibility? Interesting method

Fighting does not indicate the existence of laws counsel :P How's crim going? I am about to start my notes (or rather, about to start my trip to Hades :()

Feuding just means fighting ;)

reminds me of that Basement Jaxx video

I hate how Petro Georgio ALWAYS has his glasses on his nose like that. Every time you see him he has them perched there, even in contexts he would never need them to read in. Maybe he thinks they make him look intellectual or wise or some such thing. On the contrary he looks like a smarmy fool...

Very few people fail their law subjects. If your English is okay and you work hard you should be fine. It will probably take you much longer to understand concepts and reading cases will be absolute hell for you, but you can do it if you work. I think the more important question is why do you...

Haha scurvy! the government should issue them with free sauerkraut

Having done 6 units of computer studies in the HSC, the most prestigous computer degree in the country seemed like a good choice. However I had split abilities - doing 4 units of English. My passion for English won out, and as I said spending my time in front of a screen doing stuff like that...

ooh frigid your sig sounds very judicial activist to me :eek: lol

I see asqy and xayma keeping the sanity going, nice work. I have posted extensively on equality regarding sexuality in the past and I don't want to enter the debate again here -- I will end up spending a great deal of energy composing particularly vitriolic and disarming attacks on those who...

I will post my casenote from Foundations, it may help give you the general idea -- http://members.iinet.net.au/~cgmhome/writings/law/casenote_hosking.pdf

Keep in mind prohibition doesn't necessarily mean there will be no liability -- see the summary of a few points of law in Bugge v Brown. There can even be a responsibility when the employee's act is criminal!

Because, after 2 weeks of B. IT at Syd I realised I was in the wrong degree. Then, studying some business law subjects at USyd I discovered I wanted to do law, and so here I am incidentally Syd did have a DDR machine in wentworth - there was always this 30 year old asian guy with a ponytail...

I did a year's worth of psych subjects at USyd back in 2003 -- from that I was pretty impressed additionally the quality of USyd psych girls is damn fine!

ouch.......

Three heavyweights in support of Rorix... chances are there is some validity in what he's saying

As has been said, many times, it was not merely a matter of "proving beyond a reasonable doubt", because once she was found with the drugs in her bag, it sets up certain presumptions that the defence must disprove, and this is actually very similar to Australian drug laws. So perhaps you don't...

There is a specific thread that answers transfer-related questions which may be of use: Law FAQ: Transfers You're both half right LL.B. is an abbreviation of Legum Baccalaureus, which is latin for Bachelor of Laws. The "LL" is an abbreviation of the plural legum (latin for "of laws").