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When looking at media articles just go through a mini-checklist (although it may not always be relevant, I always do something like this) in your head: What are the issues? (e.g. drink driving) Is this part of a pattern? (e.g. often occurs within a few km of a pub) What does the law do here...

@MissAmazing Goto the Board of Studies website and check out past years Visual Arts HSC papers

Some rights of the accused: Right to legal representation in serious cases (Dietrich case) Habeas Corpus ~ Right to know your charge. (They can't lock you up for no reason) Natural Justice ~ Unbiased hearings. Assumption of innocence. Burden of proof ~ Beyond reasonable doubt. Right to remain...

I think your 'intro' is already trying to make too much of a 'point' You should first start by doing a small sort of paraphrase of the question. I generally folllow a rule in writing essays like this: "Tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them and tell them what you've just told...

There are some tips I've heard over the last two years though: Have 1 or 2 main characters Focus on a concept of belonging. (e.g. A connection to others develops a sense of belonging. A connection to the wider world is important for a sense of belonging. Belonging can create barriers...

Actually, any story people post up here will no longer be usable in the HSC. The Bored of Studies forum is probably one of the goto checks for plagiarism. Just a warning before you swipe any story that comes up here.

Also; to get a grasp on how to write about the effectiveness of the law, think like this: What is/are the issues(s)? What does the law do here? Does the law make a difference? If not, why not?

You could write on the tried (perhaps too many times written about) and true Frida Kahlo or... perhaps Edvard Munch?

find some law that addresses terrorism and write about how effective it is. You could try looking at the Criminal Code 1995 (Cth) S.1 p5.3 (Terrorism) or the Security Legislation Amendment (Terrorism) Act 2002. I recommend looking at Anti-Terrorism Act (No.2) 2005 (Cth) which established...

It just does. It was designed to override common law since some people with enough power didn't think common law outcomes were fair.

Yeah, I think thats the case... Upon appeal, Milat didn't qualify for Legal Aid since the High Court believed he did not meet the standards required for it. Here's the link for the case file on his appeal: WebCite query result

I'm not sure if I'm on the right topic/track here but here are some of my thoughts. In the criminal process, we want criminals behind bars, yes? Thats our community interest. But that follows we need safeguards for the individual whom might be falsely accused of a crime. Proof beyond...

I'm not certain but from what I've read, he did manage to get a lawyer to represent him in the trial. For the most part Legal Aid is only given to those who pass a means test and have dire need. Certainly his need was dire but from what I read he managed to afford a lawyer, thus you could infer...

Hey, I'm about to start a research assessment task on 'identity' and haven't a clue on what artists to pick. Any ideas would help. All the other artists I've studied have gone out the window for this one.

I would guess you would go for water-colour paper. I've seen some in newsagents and art stores. Its just paper designed to be a bit more porous and a teensy bit thicker. Average paper generally has the property of crinkling once wet (unless you want that property). Considering you're looking...

The only people who realy should freak out should be film directors or fellow animators. *gasp* my animation's going to kill me.

Starting out a bit cliche isn't that big a problem (its unlikely what you have in mind to begin with is what you end up with), part of the process is really working on it and having those "Oh I've got a wonderful minor adjustment to my original idea!" moments. First off, why can't you do your...

Hey, I'm planning on doing a rotoscoped animation for my BOW for HSC 2010. I'm planning on getting the Adobe Master Collection Suite to practice on during these holidays (thats pretty much everything in CS4), so... would I need anything more? And any tips from anyone who has done something...

umm retirement homes anyone? once we inherit from our folks, we disown them? and what about Love triangles?

How to Quote Shakespeare – Dr. Mark Womack How to Quote Shakespeare These might help EDIT: In my class though, we just mentioned Act and Scene numbers. Although in an exam situation, the teachers only expect quotations.