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[asdkfj]

hi guys

would it be ideal/make my argument stronger if my media articles relate to my case? or so i've heard that having multiple perspectives is better? - or is it all in the strength of my arguments/evaluation?

for example -
case: r v skaf case, juror misconduct
media: abc news "juror misconduct leads to retrial"
evaluate: such juror misconduct within the r v skaf case of (EXPLAIN) has to led to (pearjamm), to which this is reflected in "QUOTE ARTICLE" (ABC NEWS, year)

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[nsw..wollongong]

Yes it would! LCMID always helps elevate ur response. Best to always link media to societal expectations and responses to crime - the justice system isn’t just criminal + victim + courts, it’s also the community (this also shows multiple perspectives ESPECIALLY if u include quotes).

I honestly got away with making up my media sources and quotes on the spot, just memorise a few credible news agencies like ABC or SBS.