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provocation is a defence that is only able to be used in murder cases in NSW Also all the complete and other partials as well :)

law anywhere that will take me :)

Well I just wanted to have a few choices in case I change my mind... :)

I did mine yesterday :)

:uhhuh: . I also have put my preferences in now...they are subject to change dependant on my UAI :rolleyes: Social Science (Criminology)/ LLB - UWS * only UWS offers the combined degree I want* LLB - UTS LLB/ Social Science - MAQU Social Science (Criminology) UWS

We'll at least u r smart... I don't believe her anyway LOL

I'm not :p

Well I am nice and skinny :p

LOL some do :p Nah people always want wat they cant have...I'd love straight hair and to be tall like my friend who is 178cm unlike my pitiful 152cm :(

LOL don't worry I haven't even started yet I may change my mind...although I hated legal aid when I went there for work experience...it will definately be somethign barish though Frigid is probably hiding from me :p

YES WE WILL, there aint enough female computer geeks out there :D

My ca said that coz I wanna work for the DPP and I dont want to work in a big firm UWS is ok, but if I did want a big firm I'd need UNSW or USYD

I have finished all my courses except IPT...we still have a whole option to go (DSS), but they cut our class hours so that explains it

Law :) .

*cough* 99.15 *

the open day site is so cool :)

My school doesn't give uai estimates unless you ask or need it for UMAT or something. My ca says to get 90 in my school u need to be in the top 50% of ur subjects (only this works with the subjects with a large cohort) I think I was in 7/38 in legal and 26/80 so they arent fab my other subjects...

I was leaning towards combined anyway, I just wanted some info before I put in my preferences

Did you get it too? :rolleyes:

Hey guys :) I was wondering is it better to do a combined law degree or a just a law degree? What are the advantages and disadvantages? I know that if you just do a B Laws you finish in three years as opposed to five, but which is better in terms of employment etc???