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Its yum but not that good for you, have it now and then.

I know UWS use these and I think Macquarie uses them as well Australian Property Law: Cases and Materials, 3rd Edition Author: Adrian Bradbrook, Susan MacCallum, Anthony Moore Publisher: Thomson Legal Edition: 3 ISBN: 9780455223896 Land Law, 5th Edition Author: Peter Butt...

What you study in legal studies gives you a slight advantage but only for the first few weeks in the introductory law subject, after that you're at the same level as everyone else. Law at uni is very different, you go a lot faster and learn everything in much more detail. Legal studies is...

Heya guys, Does anyone know if LAW427 - Trial advocacy is running in 08? In the 07 handbook it says it will but there is no meantion of it on the 08 draft timetable. I've emailed the co-ordinator and got no response. I need to pick an elective as I am down to one SOC subject which I am doing in...

^ Do remember you may want to fit in work, study and some form of social life, unless you can read (on public transport obviously u cant while driving) and absorb it with all the distractions the travel time will generally be wasted time.

^ I like to believe anything is possible with good grades and extra curriculars. I can tell you that there is no real difference in the education USYD offers and MACQ does (At the very least in Contract Law). I was on a mooting team against USYD and we narrowly lost, after the judgement the...

I agree with most here Mac and UTS Law are about even. Living in the hills would make Mac heaps easier, people I know who live in the hills who go to the uni's in the city spend ages travelling. Mac has a reasonably active law society, participates in lots of moots and seems to have some good...

My mum's started giving us flaxseed oil as well

Just remember scalling means nothing if you pick based only on scalling and not on ur ability for the subject. I've heard though it scales pretty well. That said do well and you'll be fine

Isn't type 2 the one you get from obesity, type 1 is autoimmune isnt it? They were talking about type 1.

Its a common political technique, sticking ones head in the sand

Do what you want, you wont succeed at something you are forced to do. Its your life and you should be able to live it how you choose!

Head into the legal studies forum, I've posted some general tips in there. There are heaps of notes on the resources page and many students to answer questions you might have. Relax it will all be fine :)

These are alternative forms of mens rea right, you don't need to prove them all. Depending on the crime you can prove any to get a guilty conviction, some crimes do not allow for negligence but most allow for recklessness of intention. The penalty may drop as you go further down the list i.e...

I have poor muscle tone which means all my muscles feel like marshmello which makes it all feel like fat. Some kind of butt toning excercise might help.

Trust me you will look back on it and realise it wasn't that big a deal. Just think its nearly over and then uber holidays :)

I had a UAI of 94.0 and a GPA of 3 (credit average) and I got into arts/law from UWS

recklessness = subjective negligence = objective

Some Barristers charge $15,000 a day I think HC justices get something like $300 000 + per year. Before ur even qualified lawyers who dont yet have the practing certificate can get positions paying 57k thats fresh out of uni. Law doesnt peak early like other careers. That said uf yiu are...

I've seen people do that in Arts/Law but I dont think they defered per se just enrolled in all arts units for year and then came back and did the law ones later. I check that out though