Multiple choice answers (2 Viewers)

[Jachie]

i predict a 6/15 for me woooo

 

[Clever Chick]

I thought question 10 was D because common law isn't made by parliament, anyone agree with that?

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yep agree
n i put D

 

[Clever Chick]

Wow, you terrible people wasted time in the exam memorising what you put as the multiple choice answers? No wonder you're all complaining that it was hard...

It was a piece of cake.

um it was easy exam
i just had 5 minutes at end to write them on my sheet
im not tsupid enough to memorize them lol

 

[Jake22]

I thought question 10 was D because common law isn't made by parliament, anyone agree with that?

It doesnt say common law anywhere in that question. It just says What is NOT an essential feature of a just law?

 

[annnieoooo]

Wow, you terrible people wasted time in the exam memorising what you put as the multiple choice answers? No wonder you're all complaining that it was hard...

It was a piece of cake.

you can take home the paper

 

[copperearth27]

Wow, you terrible people wasted time in the exam memorising what you put as the multiple choice answers? No wonder you're all complaining that it was hard...

It was a piece of cake.

ummm pretty sure that you are allowed to take the question paper home with you so when i was doing them i quickly circled the ones that i put down. not really that hard.

 

[zxcvbee]

Wow, you terrible people wasted time in the exam memorising what you put as the multiple choice answers? No wonder you're all complaining that it was hard...

It was a piece of cake.

I didnt memorise nufin silly billly lol
I got my exam paper here and i circled what i put lols

 

[aussieee]

you can take home the paper

owned.

 

[Jake22]

But doesnt tort refer to negligence, therefore, the shopping centre have a duty of care to provide a safe environement but I dont know...

Plus he broke the laptop himself. If it is property then im going to go to Woolworths tomorrow and drop my old phone so it breaks and i can sue them.

NOTE: i wasnt being serious past the first fullstop above.

 

[fleck27]

I thought 9 was C- it wasnt equality of opportunity because the migrant didnt have the same opportunity to gain the greater experience....and so they were equal before the law...

 

[knots&crosses]

It doesnt say common law anywhere in that question. It just says What is NOT an essential feature of a just law?

Yeh but what she/he means is that law can be both staute and common law--basic stuff. so therefore a law made by paliament is not the only way a law can be made, it was trick question.

 

[fleck27]

Wtf, I looked up principles of equity on google and it says it was made it the 'Court of Chancery' WTF! thats not even in there lol

 

[Clever Chick]

Wtf, I looked up principles of equity on google and it says it was made it the 'Court of Chancery' WTF! thats not even in there lol

i picked
chancellors court
it also starts with C
so i hope im right LOL

 

[Jake22]

yer, answer is Chancellor's Court

 

[frieda]

yah pretty sure it's the chancellor's court. same thing as court of chancery

 

[Kalashnikov47]

Q 6 is ABSOLUTELY GAY! I know it is in the syllabus and we are meant to know it~~~But for God's sake that was bizzare!

 

[frontin]

Question guys,

what is the difference between actual and apparent bias?

I swear our teacher never taught us that lol.

 

[crazathiest]

I put actual bias, am I right?

 

[AAM]

Wow, you terrible people wasted time in the exam memorising what you put as the multiple choice answers? No wonder you're all complaining that it was hard...

It was a piece of cake.

You are retarded arent you, its simply, PEN + PAPER, put a dash next to the right one as you work it out.

 

[fleck27]

I put actual bias, am I right?

No. Apparent Bias is when a judge is so closely associated with one of the parties before them that the law would automatically disqualify the judge from deciding the case.

So it was B

I dont think actual bias is an actual concept..