there’s no way surely facetiming has to be 2nd degreeoM
OMG
apparently
if they were facetiming
it means he was actually there
and committed the crime SO THEYRE BOTH PRINCIPLE FIRST DEGREE FRICKK
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there’s no way surely facetiming has to be 2nd degreeoM
OMG
apparently
if they were facetiming
it means he was actually there
and committed the crime SO THEYRE BOTH PRINCIPLE FIRST DEGREE FRICKK
bro i also did 2 paras ur not alonealso i did 2 paragraphs on transnational and 1 on statutory guidlines for sentencing i was lowkey confused what to write on
How did you even post this exam ended 12:30Wow Legal was so easy
How did you even post this exam ended 12:30
it wouldn't be. chris would be second degree, as if he was facetiming while there, he could give instructions, but he isn't the one physically carrying out the crime.oM
OMG
apparently
if they were facetiming
it means he was actually there
and committed the crime SO THEYRE BOTH PRINCIPLE FIRST DEGREE FRICKK
its what my friend said but i rlly hope ur right cuz i did chris only as second degreeit wouldn't be. chris would be second degree, as if he was facetiming while there, he could give instructions, but he isn't the one physically carrying out the crime.
yeah that confused me so i did 2 paragraphs on transnational then one on purely domestic for statutory guidlines in nsw i said its through residual powers etc but hopefully its finedid anyone else only interpret it as talking about only the australian federal criminal system, not NSW... it was weird.
i mean if everyone did back, scaling only improves!
sameits what my friend said but i rlly hope ur right cuz i did chris only as second degree
reallll... i was like i have to do 2 paragraphs on transnational in case i read it wrong...guys did you
yeah that confused me so i did 2 paragraphs on transnational then one on purely domestic for statutory guidlines in nsw i said its through residual powers etc but hopefully its fine
i said thisalso for the judge alone trial Q did anyone say the difference is that the judge provides reasons for the verdict?
yessss i’m 95% sure i’ve done a multi like that in a past paper tooi said this
but onky bc all the other options sounded like fun facts
I was thinking this but it’s not a key feature - it’s a consequenceApparenlty according to BOCSAR: judge-alone trials are more likely to result in an acquittal compared with jury trials so does that mean it was B?
My first 10 mcq had no c lolwtf was that multiple choice… i had like no c’s. also were we only suppose to talk about the federal legal system…
