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probably nothing, I just really liked the class though

1. 65, hoping for a 75 though 2. maybe art or Aboriginal studies 3. Art (while chain smoking, how god intended it to be) 4. Actually no clue I suspect they'll still be rotting in my room when I move out actually 5. No unfort

Right care and protection of children was right there :cry:

Ong holy shit

ALSO YAY IM HAPPY TO HEAR YOU DID BETTER THAN ON THE TRIALS

OMG RIGHT I HAD GOOD CASES BUT THEY WERE MORE YOUNG OFFENDERS CASE UGHHHHHHHHHHHH YOUTH JUSTICE CONFERENCES WOULDVE BEEN SO GOOD TO MENTION

Human Rights section was kind of based except the constitution question, crimes was alright-ish, multiple choice easy af, the optional essays were definitely smth both question options kinda sucked for me

WHY DID IT HAVE TO SPECIFY ADULT OFFENDERS IN THE CRIMES QUESTION

Thank you you're a legend I wish you great ventures on your future exams as well

AND IT DOESNT EVEN SCALE THAT WELL

Same like yeah I can memorise crime in an hour no biggie I paid attention all year it couldn't be THAT bad hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha

Can't wait for the post-exam discussion on here, the best part of the HSC's is sharing the pain

No cuz wtf WHY IS IT ALREADY NEARLY 12 AM 10 hours away from doom

Every legal studies student feels this in their soul, it aches them to their very core

Please God no

ngl true, but I think its a decent branching off point into other topics cuz it applies to everything in a way

I read it from a school work booklet my teacher made, It was under young offenders, not sure abt where it is on atomi but she probably got it from there too

ngl I just started looking at it but so far im taking note of LEPRA 2002, youth justice conferences, circle sentencing, youth Koori courts, CROC. for cases, R v JM 2011, JM committed crimes during his parole and was given a control order in the children's courts, however, since it was...

Actually cooked unless its about young offenders

They love it trust