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[4025808]

If the question doesn't ask you to refer to specific issues (ie a general question), would we have to talk about all of the issues or is it possible that we can still refer to a specific issue?

 

[Shadowdude]

Example question?

If it's a general question - I'd suggest talking about two or three in-depth.

 

[4025808]

Example question?

If it's a general question - I'd suggest talking about two or three in-depth.

Example question:

[Outline the role of the law in protecting the rights of family members

In your answer, assess the effectiveness of legal processes in resolving conflict in family law.]

Another example question:

[Explain the importance of law reform in protecting family members]

btw wouldn't it be better to be more detailed on one issue as opposed to two issues being not so much in depth? :O

 

[Shadowdude]

Example question:

[Outline the role of the law in protecting the rights of family members

In your answer, assess the effectiveness of legal processes in resolving conflict in family law.]

Another example question:

[Explain the importance of law reform in protecting family members]

btw wouldn't it be better to be more detailed on one issue as opposed to two issues being not so much in depth? :O

Yes, there - you concentrate on a few issues. If you want to do one, that's fine - I'd suggest two always to show the 'breadth' of the law's effectiveness and not just show one niche example.

 

[powlmao]

Do what shadow said. But the amount of marks is the amount of points you need to make usually.

So if it is a 5 mark question, write 5 ways.