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I'm also confused about the documents thing...

Best - 92 (Disappointed) in 2 subjects Worst - 84 in English. So 8... Without English, it would be 3.

Eco is common knowledge, business is the syllabus. I always find eco papers easier then business ones... MC was a little hard, but not over the top. Short answers were piss easy. Q25 was nice and easy, and I wasn't prepared for 27 but don't think I done too badly. Hopefully 90+ raw.

Hopefully Environment OR Income inequality and Micro OR Labour market That would be perfect... I can do all 4 of em easily and a lot of people would struggle with micro/labour...

Very nice explanation there, hopefully its right... Though I'm still fairly confident 2 is A...

2. "What is an essential feature of a just law" Natural justice is basically procedural fairness. A just law has nothing to do with procedural fairness. 11. "The NSW Government has passed a law to compensate victims of crime. What is this an example of?" Although it is the application of...

Racism is covered by statute law, therefor it is best enforced at an Australia court, ie local court, rather than the AHRC.

My textbook defines it at labour force*100/working age population 15+ Does the working age population 15+ include retired people or not?

As someone else has said, going by a past HSC one, its the local court. Its C. Constitutional law refers to laws set out in the constitution, does it not? I wasn't too sure either, but by the process of elimination its C. Overriding is changing the law, but it is not changing that feature of...

Override, yes. But the question specifically said CHANGE. Once again, it can outweigh, but not change? I'm not disagreeing with A, but the wording of D makes it correct aswell?

I understand where your coming from, but the quota refers to the number allowed in.

There is no way that 2 is B. It's A (maybe D but unlikely.) I think you have 8 wrong, but I had A as well... Can someone provide a quote from a text book or something proving that 7 is not D? I understand that A is a key feature, but sometimes there is no precedent. I've always been under the...

The quota has decreased before there is less supply, ie more limited. For example, it was 1000, but now its 800.

Did seem longer than usual. For the last one I basically done reasons why people commit crimes (as thats non-compliance), combined with creating a social order through education, regulation and coercion (and deterrence). Had another couple of things in it as well, but I forget them. Didn't...

I'm pretty sure 2 is A, natural justice is more to do with a trial, not the law itself. I'm not sure on 7 or 8, but I don't think 8 is D as a treaty may, or may not be put into domestic law. Other than that, the rest are the same as mine. So that should be 12+.

I had 1. D 2. A 3. C 4. C (Hard to chose) 5. D 6. B 7. D (I thought A, but D is more correct, isn't it? Precedent is only sometimes) 8. A (Didn't know between A and B, probably B) 9. A 10. D 11. B 12. D 13. B 14. A 15. C

Section 1 was nice - multiple choice generally easy, and loved the short answers. Section 2 was fairly good, a bit longer then most... Didn't really like the last bit, but it wasn't too bad. Section 3 - Family - Options were terrible... I done (a) mainly because I had no idea what (b) was...

I haven't really studied crime at all... But I know the syllabus for that section (only section...) from awhile ago, so shouldn't be too bad. Hopefully the response doesn't ask for ONLY a specific issue... Fine with almost any question other than that though.

I thought there was a limit to the amount of misadventure... Like, it was only allowed for a maximum of 40% of your internal mark or something? I'm not exactly sure how much, but at my school there was definitely a limit.

I haven't seen the syllabus for consumers, but there is probably an implied link between all of them and some dotpoints. Theres nothing wrong with talking about them, but I strongly suggest to include at least 1-2 syllabus dotpoints.