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the answer is C - my teacher said so - the others dont make sence

Tort covers negliance, the case donahue v Stevenson was exactly the same example, the text book even says that this case was famous for TORT law.

Totaly nailed the m/c human rights and consumer law, had to rush family. And the crime section sucked but i dont think anyone in the state wouldve got full amrks on the 8 point question C i think. It will scale up

This whole course was easy, cause my teacher made it easy. But my whole class and me have no idea, this course is way too fucking big, how can i remember all the cases, treaties, types of defences, crimes, punishment, numbers, remedies, reforms! ahh the list goes on, im so screwed.

whats rule of justice or natrual justice?

can someone briefly explain all the "rules of.." in the course. I think they all deal with equality and the court of chansery. help!

but how do aboriginal people govern themselves? Arnt they and all of us all under the commonwealth government

the mc short answer and extended responces will take a maximum of 1 hour, u will have then 2 hours for the essay questions.

so how would u answer this question - Define the notion of collective human rights, and use an appropriate example to illustrate your definition.

the exam is 3 hours how could u possibly run out of time

im confused now

can someone explain them, and also explain how self determenation relates. thx

exam band 5/6 responce. Like for english my teacher gave us the band 5/6 responces to every question. Has anyone got the legal one?

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Is common law only precedents made by judges?

is HREOC and CROC a treatie?

i never said it was an essay question

just looking at the post around here is anyone confident that they will get a mark over 90%?

Identify ONE human rights issue, and assess the effectiveness of legal measures in addressing this human rights issue. and Explain the role of international law in the protection of Human rights in Austrlia. I always fail these questions:(

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