Legal Studies 2021 Predictions / Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

how many paragraphs are we all doing for the crime essay given that it's only 15 marks?

imma aim for 3 but they won't be that long

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

ooo i just remembered my last argument for reform, probs gonna be preventative detention

 

[specificagent1]

yea im not too sure on how to do a reduced essay

 

[zizi2003_]

probably about how they've been given greater powers in recent years (particularly the introduction of Crimes Amendment (Consorting and Organised Crime) Act 2012) and how that's an ineffective aspect of law reform or some shit ahahhahah cuz it doess't balance the rights of individuals against the interests of the community

i used that for like a balancing question earlier in the year so i just wanna stuff that into whatever question they ask

OMG WAITT i remember talking about this in year 11 AHAHAH it's abt the outlaw motorcycle gangs right
but yeeee it's a pretty solid argument!

 

[specificagent1]

ooo i just remembered my last argument for reform, probs gonna be preventative detention

controversial

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

OMG WAITT i remember talking about this in year 11 AHAHAH it's abt the outlaw motorcycle gangs right
but yeeee it's a pretty solid argument!

OHH AHAH IS IT?? i just said it introduced a range of measures aimed at organised criminal gangs, including making it a criminal offence with a maximum penalty of 3 years imprisonment or a $15,000 fine for ‘habitually consorting with convicted offenders.’

 

[zizi2003_]

ok so heres what im confused about- ik preventative detention is part of the sentencing and punishments (post-sentencing) in the syllabus
BUT my teacher said it shouldnt be used for paragraphs/essays based on sentencing only coz it's more geared towards the investigation process (since the individual hasnt actually committed a crime yet)
so yea,, best bet is to not use it unless the question is broad enough and based on the 'cjs'

 

[specificagent1]

ok so heres what im confused about- ik preventative detention is part of the sentencing and punishments (post-sentencing) in the syllabus
BUT my teacher said it shouldnt be used for paragraphs/essays based on sentencing only coz it's more geared towards the investigation process (since the individual hasnt actually committed a crime yet)

should fall under post sentencing considerations which is part of the criminal trial process?

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

ok so heres what im confused about- ik preventative detention is part of the sentencing and punishments (post-sentencing) in the syllabus
BUT my teacher said it shouldnt be used for paragraphs/essays based on sentencing only coz it's more geared towards the investigation process (since the individual hasnt actually committed a crime yet)

ohhh interesting, idk imma just go with what it says in the syllabus and use it for post-sentencing or wtv

 

[zizi2003_]

should fall under post sentencing considerations which is part of the criminal trial process?

post sentencing considerations is part of the sentencing and punishment process in the syllabus lolol

 

[specificagent1]

post sentencing considerations is part of the sentencing and punishment process in the syllabus lolol

oh shit for some reason i thought that dot point was under trial

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Long Response Question:

Mock Trial Competition (40 marks):
Go to the front of the hall and be seated for a mock trial, you will receive your roles and have 1 hour of planning before you defend/argue your case against an opponent who will be on the other side. Whoever wins will get the 40 marks but whoever loses will lose their 40 marks.

Should NESA do this at this point, they already fkd everyone up so this would be one of the more reasonable questions.

 

[zizi2003_]

what syllabus dotpoitns do u guys reckon they could ask for the essay?
i feel like: police powers, statutory guidelines (mandatory sentencing), role of juries, defences, types of penalties and purposes of punishment
sections: young offenders or int crime (tho hope not)

 

[specificagent1]

Long Response Question:

Mock Trial Competition (40 marks):
Go to the front of the hall and be seated for a mock trial, you will receive your roles and have 1 hour of planning before you defend/argue your case against an opponent who will be on the other side. Whoever wins will get the 40 marks but whoever loses will lose their 40 marks.

Should NESA do this at this point, they already fkd everyone up so this would be one of the more reasonable questions.

legal studies is about learning the system not learning how to be a lawyer. so that be kinda unfair

 

[specificagent1]

legal studies is about learning the system not learning how to be a lawyer. so that be kinda unfair

law school for this one

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

law school for this one

Can u be my lawyer, I'll pay u in rupees

 

[specificagent1]

Can u be my lawyer, I'll pay u in rupees

absolutely. Pro bono

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

absolutely. Pro bono

hahaha btw i don't think I've asked you this before - what kinda law are u thinking of going into? criminal, corporate?

 

[specificagent1]

hahaha btw i don't think I've asked you this before - what kinda law are u thinking of going into? criminal, corporate?

not too sure but i think definitely something within public law. Not really interested in private law

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

absolutely. Pro bono

if nesa pulls some bs next year like 4u networks or annuities from std maths or adv, im going to need u to pull up like harvey specter and I'll be mike ross