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[HSCLegalStudies]

Do you need help with legal studies?

Available now is the book which will help you save time and improve your marks.

"HSC Legal Studies" includes:

- law and society (study notes, practice multiple choice questions and practice short answer questions with suggested answers)
-crime (study notes, practice exam essays, essays with suggested answers)
- Family (study notes, practice exam essays, essays with suggested answers)
- world order (study notes, practice exam questions, essays with suggested answers)

The book is 200 pages and includes the most effective tools needed to improve your marks in legal studies. It is easy to understand and includes resources unavailable in other study books. The book was highly recommended by 2003 HSC legal studies students.

If you would like more information on purchasing a copy of this book please email a request to

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[Ziff]

The main thing with Legal Studies is not the content we have to learn from the syllabus but the case studies/media reports. The problem with a book is that it's never going to be as up to date as making your own media file/case study file. The HSC exam requires that you be able to talk about relevant and recent cases. In previous years the question has been directly related to something that occurred in that year. Last year it was International Crime and you had to know about recent developments in regards to Guantanemo Bay and the Australians who had been imprisoned by the USA amongst other things.

I'm not entirely sure that another textbook is what we need on the market when there's already a myriad of textbooks and a couple of study guides floating about.