CSSA Legal Studies Thoughts (2 Viewers)

[iamaloser17]

I found it pretty alright. Better than English 10/10.
I still feel like that last multiple choice question was a trick question or something.
Overall, pretty cool cool.

How did you guys go?

 

[marklahd1517]

I found it really hard,
Don't think i went that well tbh.
Oh well just go do well in HSC aha
But i want to do the questions in the exam again, like he extended response for family and consumer and the crime one. Does anyone remember the questions?

 

[natrat1997]

I loved it!!
The question for crime was: explain the role of law reform in the criminal justice system during the criminal investigation process
The family one was about the law and how it provides justice for parties who experience relationship breakdowns

 

[natrat1997]

I loved it!!
The question for crime was: explain the role of law reform in the criminal justice system during the criminal investigation process
The family one was about the law and how it provides justice for parties who experience relationship breakdowns

 

[marklahd1517]

I loved it!!
The question for crime was: explain the role of law reform in the criminal justice system during the criminal investigation process
The family one was about the law and how it provides justice for parties who experience relationship breakdowns

How did you love that test omg. Wish i was actually taught something by my teacher
Thanks for the question btw need to practice that crime one
anyone remember the consumer questions?

 

[natrat1997]

Have you tried online tutorials !!!!??? they are great. Legal is my strength, as is English. I FAILED MY ANCIENT EXAM

 

[marklahd1517]

Online tutorials?! NOPE ill have a look at themm
Oh yeah i defs failed that legal exam.
DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THE SHORT RESPONSE QUESTIONS?

 

[Heyimjane]

I found it pre good!
except for the crime quesiton i had no idea. Can someone please tell me what they wrote or talked about?
Like did you talk about all of the criminal investigation process, like the whole of section 2 or like just the investigation part?
And soz dont remember the short answers, hopefully someone else will answer coz i want to know them too.
THANKSS if anyone responds

 

[Evertone]

I found it ludicrous we had to write two pages on the importance of non-legal responses in relation to a contemporary issue. Terrible 8 marker.

What was the last multiple choice? Did that have to do with the Human Rights Commission?

Short answers were

Name two rights embedded in the Constitution
Describe how an international instrument is embedded in Australia's domestic law

anyone remember the consumer questions?

Effectiveness of the law in achieving protection for consumers in relation to product certification, marketing and advertising.
Effectiveness of the law in resolving disputes for consumers

 

[marklahd1517]

thankss for the questions i remember now aha
And for my crime essay im expecting a solid 7 hoping for 8, have no idea what was supposed to write
What all you smart people out there write?

 

[Mr_Kap]

I wrote about how increasing crime rate especially in regards to terrorist acts, have led to a need of laws to be implemented to oppose this. These are anti-terrorism laws. I talked about the different implementation of these laws.
Stage 1: The National Security Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 1) 2014
Stage 2: Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Foreign Fighters) Bill
Stage 3: Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment (Data Retention) Bill 2014
And then how these laws have led to ethical concerns about the invasion of their privacy, and whether they are justified or not. Finally I talked about whether these laws have been effective.

 

[iamaloser17]

What was the last multiple choice? Did that have to do with the Human Rights Commission?

Yeah. The one where a person was discriminated against and went to AHRC and the question asked what the AHRC would do in that situation.

 

[natrat1997]

I spoke about the bail act- it has been changed to reduce number of people in remand , children- used to be tried as adults , not anymore and the right to silence- can be used against the offender, as opposed to being a right

 

[natrat1997]

I found it pre good!
except for the crime quesiton i had no idea. Can someone please tell me what they wrote or talked about?
Like did you talk about all of the criminal investigation process, like the whole of section 2 or like just the investigation part?
And soz dont remember the short answers, hopefully someone else will answer coz i want to know them too.
THANKSS if anyone responds

What did you write about??

 

[Heyimjane]

I talked about the bail act too! unfortunately thats all i knew so i literally just talked about the investigation process
What did all you guys write for the international instrument question?

 

[marklahd1517]

I talked about the bail act too! unfortunately thats all i knew so i literally just talked about the investigation process
What did all you guys write for the international instrument question?

Yeah aha im not to sure about that question either, hopefully someone else can answer that for youu

 

[natrat1997]

Was the international instrument question about the human rights issue?
if so I spoke about the media and NGOs

 

[marklahd1517]

Describe how an international instrument is embedded in Australia's domestic law.
That was the question, i talked about media and NGOs for the 8 marker.

 

[laaurenjenkins]

Anyone remember what the 5 and 8 marker short answers were? I know I did them terribly so want to give them another shot

 

[janahomsi]

I got 88% for this exam! Did not expect THAT