Legal Studies Predictions/Thoughts (2 Viewers)

[Reasonabledoubt]

the second option for the option essays required a lot of words and linking bruh i kinda regret picking it

 

[ajksdfoasiudh]

the second option for the option essays required a lot of words and linking bruh i kinda regret picking it

Yeah I swear I did family for second option and it was a booklet extra in lengthby

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

Yeah I swear I did family for second option and it was a booklet extra in lengthby

yeah i had to write so fast and cut things out and my explanation bro i hope they can read my handwriting

 

[clay293]

What did you guys do for the individual right in the constitution question

 

[ajksdfoasiudh]

What did you guys do for the individual right in the constitution question

religious freedom - I think it’s the only express right out of them

 

[clay293]

religious freedom - I think it’s the only express right out of them

But it’s not individual right, and I thought d was also a right. Google says
The express constitutional rights in Australia are:
the right to a trial by jury (Section 80), freedom of religion (Section 116), freedom from discrimination based on state of residence (Section 117), the acquisition of property on "just terms" (Section 51(31)), and free trade among the states (Section 92)

 

[yourbestfriend]

ok now im lowkey scared everything on tiktok is confused me. someone tell me if this is okay for my crime essays I did 1st para on police powers (domestic crime) 2nd para on human trafficking and slavery (transnational crime) and 3rd para on drug court (domestic crime but also a little transnational e.g. drug trafficking)?

 

[ajksdfoasiudh]

yeah that’s fine

I think it’s how you dealt w it - in terms of what community interests were peotected

like I did bail as community interests in preemptively addressing and imprisonment as like that post

ok now im lowkey scared everything on tiktok is confused me. someone tell me if this is okay for my crime essays I did 1st para on police powers (domestic crime) 2nd para on human trafficking and slavery (transnational crime) and 3rd para on drug court (domestic crime but also a little transnational e.g. drug trafficking)?

 

[bas216]

i swear they dont give enough writing space i had 5 extra booklets at the end lmao

 

[bas216]

my teacher said you just needed one on transnational one on domestic then the other on whatever you want

 

[nsw..wollongong]

ITS DONE NOW WOOOO

 

[questionasking]

Wow Legal was so easy

how did u text during the exam?!??!?

 

[questionasking]

wtf was that multiple choice… i had like no c’s. also were we only suppose to talk about the federal legal system…

yes it was ONLY Australia's response to transnational + domestic crime! I nearly missed the 'Australia'

 

[questionasking]

does anyone know what the answer to the principal in the first/second degree question was? like the girl who facetimed the guy instructing her and then the guy who drove her away IDEK
and also the judge-alone vs jury trial question
and the music festival pill testing one

i said chris in the 2nd degree!
cause him on facetime is giving the same as like keeping watch for example which is 2nd degree
the other guy (jo?) was the one that ACTUALLY DID the actual crime (stealing or whatever it was)

 

[questionasking]

i dont do legal but did nesa follow the pattern of choosing questions that havent been assessed before? this could give me some insight for eco and business.

no they were pretty similar to some past questions but take with a grain of salt NESA can do anything

 

[questionasking]

the second option for the option essays required a lot of words and linking bruh i kinda regret picking it

yeah super wordy lots of different things to keep addressing but i was kinda forced into it cause shelter doesnt work with compliance cause its not like its complying with an international law since shelter isnt in the udhr

 

[bas216]

the second option for the option essays required a lot of words and linking bruh i kinda regret picking it

real it took like 20 words each time to refer back to the Q i regretted it half way through so just did compliance for shelter

 

[thicckoolkid]

But it’s not individual right, and I thought d was also a right. Google says
The express constitutional rights in Australia are:
the right to a trial by jury (Section 80), freedom of religion (Section 116), freedom from discrimination based on state of residence (Section 117), the acquisition of property on "just terms" (Section 51(31)), and free trade among the states (Section 92)

Yeah but Religion was the only opition that is actually expressed in the consititution, all the others were just implied rights, so I think it was the "most correct"

 

[questionasking]

congrats to everybody else who also finished HSC!

 

[civiclens]

what did people do for mcq 14. it was like sam pleaded guilty to a crime with a defence. what is next.

i said the criminal culpability one, as like doesn't he have to prove his defence? that was tricky...