Legal Studies Predictions/Thoughts (10 Viewers)

[kittyc4tkittycar]

does anyone have predictions for HR ??

 

[bas216]

does anyone have predictions for HR ??

6 marker on a charter of rights

 

[ralseiawesomefuntime]

6 marker on a charter of rights

"discuss the arguments for and against a charter of rights in aus"?

 

[kittyc4tkittycar]

6 marker on a charter of rights

actually yeah i see it.
"Outline two arguments for and against a charter of rights in Australia"

 

[civiclens]

there have been so many charter of rights questions before. I am feeling environment and separation of powers.

 

[nini00]

there have been so many charter of rights questions before. I am feeling environment and separation of powers.

like define enviro rights or like evolution of them over time? and what do you think for SOP

 

[civiclens]

like define enviro rights or like evolution of them over time? and what do you think for SOP

possibly like what is the importance of environmental rights, or why aren't they an enshrined right.

And SOP might be blended into like contemp issue, or possibly asking how it protects human rights.

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

like define enviro rights or like evolution of them over time? and what do you think for SOP

evaluation of environmental rights over time is such a dog question i feel like

 

[shoujoyuri]

okay serious question... if the essay for section 2 is on international crime, what kinds of questions do we think they could ask? and how would you structure an essay around it? my class hardly went into depth on int. crime i feel, and i definitely don't know how i'd form an essay for it

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

okay serious question... if the essay for section 2 is on international crime, what kinds of questions do we think they could ask? and how would you structure an essay around it? my class hardly went into depth on int. crime i feel, and i definitely don't know how i'd form an essay for it

i would structure it depending on if they ask crimes against int community or transnational crimes and use both int and domestic response for each. if they ask domestic response on one type of crime its fully wraps for me but i highly doubt they would do something like that.

 

[questionasking]

okay serious question... if the essay for section 2 is on international crime, what kinds of questions do we think they could ask? and how would you structure an essay around it? my class hardly went into depth on int. crime i feel, and i definitely don't know how i'd form an essay for it

idk maybe something like "Assess the effectiveness of various measures used to deal with international crime"
that's bascially the syllabus dotpoint so it would likely be a similar question to that (in the case it is asked about international crime this is not a prediction i dont want to get cancelled for a wrong prediction hahahha)