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Perhaps that question should be phrased in the negative

"BOGUS" AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH That's gold Channel 7 is so silly

There are other areas besides practice... the com/law students can tell you that hehe No. Unless they abolish all lawyers that isn't going to happen. Some areas have notably been reduced such as personal injury claims (and occupational/industrial injuries), but aside from that there are many...

In fact the Cth can't even make a law that conflicts with it because of s116?

Hang on frigid if there is no Cth law for the state law to conflict with - it isn't invalid...

Hehe yeah I agree Though it was an interesting point frigid (I love stuff like this) The myer city store will be open boxing day :P A guy in my department worked there last year and said, apart from barely being able to move because of the amount of people in the store, it was eight hours...

Firstly, at least perception-wise, philosophy does not equate to employability -- "A philosophy major, what are you going to do with that?" Bruce Lee: "Think deep thoughts about being unemployed." That said it a valuable subject to take up to enhance critical thinking, reasoning and...

The Constitution overrules any other statute.

That no-one cares about international law per se is not true at all - and is highly cynical. International law is a very diverse field - commercial transactions for instance, in the international sphere, are obviously important. If you're talking about the law of conflicts, then that may be more...

I work at myer lol Part-time work in small law practices might be available.. but clerkships in firms etc are usually given to 4th and 5th year students. If you know people you might get a position earlier, but basically community legal centres are a good way to go... I'm looking into that atm

Oh come on! There's nothing wrong with a bit of cheer this time of year. Christmas for me is NOT ABOUT JESUS CHRIST. I celebrate Christmas as a time of giving and festivity.

Bloody hell! I am disturbed.. but slightly amused

you should be illegal

bloody Brogden and his useless rhetoric!

English is the most important subject for law. However, as the appositely named "the wigged one" said, the universities won't consider what subjects you did for acceptance into law, or transferring, so long as you have competency in 2U of English (I believe English Advanced is strongly...

You really should read some of this thread. All of those "points" have been refuted.

This point has been thoroughly refuted in previous posts :P

The UAI is always relevant. Even in graduate degrees they look at UAI (I believe it's something like 75% tertiary grades from the first degree, 25% UAI, but this will vary from uni to uni), unless you do not have one.