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Oh no don't worry I picked A as well but I'm not too sure. I was just going by what the syllabus say ad when it refers to separation of powers it's between the legislature, executive and judiciary. GG isn't included Sorry for sounding rude Hayley :)

Yeah I went to a lecture and Ross Gittins was talking as well as another Senior HSC Marker and they both think that with the trends in the exchange rate, there'll be a question on it in the exam. Hoping for exchange rates, labour market or environment, and fiscal (I can only hope though probs...

GG has nothing to do with it Executive: Puts law into action Legislature: Makes and amends Judiciary: Interprets + makes judgements So I guess the answer would be B then as the executive applies the legislation Silly me was thinking of common law (most rights from Common law e.g. Dietrich v R)...

Hope you guys found the exam as good as I did :) How did you feel about the Family and Shelter questions? I did Part A for both. Also how did you define a peace right??

I didn't think the GG was involved in the separation of powers. Isn't it only the executive, legislature and judiciary???

My response pretty much: Human Trafficking and Slavery The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons: Some statistic about increase in number of countries seriously implementing protocol therefore enforcing-->showing increased commitment/changing values. Criminal Code...

Yeah I think I got 18/20. Two HR ones stuffed me up 1. B 2. B 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. D 8. D 9. D 10. B 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. D 18. C (don't know why i picked this one...so stupid) 19. A 20. A (knocked out G-G straight away, knew legislature amends...

Taken directly from BOS website. Assess Make a judgement of value, quality, outcomes, results or size So yes, essentially talking about the effectiveness as when you do that, you are making a judgement. I made sure to say that "therefore, the role is discretion is both important/crucial and...

Did you do the LSA trial? It was about the role of discretion in the criminal justice system.

We had almost the exact same question for our trial escept it asked about discretion in general rather than specifically about sentencing and punishment. I talked about the age of criminal responsibility in regards to the rebuttable presumption of doli incapax. Cases: R v Gorrie (1919), R v LMW...

Don't worry. A lot of people from what I can gather, wrote in 3rd person but said "the responder/audience _____" so it should be fine because the responder/audience is you so it can be interpreted as your response. Hayley :)

I feel like the BOS went easy on the kids who did Speeches this year. Makes up for the mandating in the past 2 years and throwing us off by not specifying this year. Hayley :)

I did the same as you pretty much. Idk if its right but with speeches I talked about how Pearson, Bandler and Sadat emphasise the need for recognition of the past in order to create solutions in the present. Then techniques about how it was specific to time and place in regards to the audience...

Mod A - Frankenstein/Blade Runner Threw me at first but linked to idea of how composers illustrate enduring values throughout time Mod B - Speeches Damn BOS making me study all speeches because of mandating. But question was pretty good. Talked about Pearson, Bandler and Sadat Mod C - Caesar...

Our related texts linked to our prescribed (Skrzynecki) so we did The Arrival by Shaun Tan (pretty much a picture book about a person arriving in a new environment), the film Mao's Last Dancer and Tim Winton's short story "Neighbours" Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk - now Free

Hi I'm doing my study notes for shelter right now but all we went off content-wise was PowerPoint presentations that don't really give evidence or in-depth knowledge. I was wondering if anyone knew of textbooks that include shelter in the current syllabus, not the old one as our textbook doesn't...

Thanks so much! Our class is studying all these texts! Will definitely come in handy for 2013 HSC