Legal studies dying stressed (2 Viewers)

[Ivy h]

Trials are in a week and I don’t have time to study every subject. Since the structure is practically three essays should I ignore the content and just focus on making essay plans on contemporary issues. if it makes a difference I’m doing family law,

 

[its_ace21]

Trials are in a week and I don’t have time to study every subject. Since the structure is practically three essays should I ignore the content and just focus on making essay plans on contemporary issues. if it makes a difference I’m doing family law,

ok so., what you should do and what a lot of people do, is for your options only memorise 3-5 paragraphs (so thats 2 topics out of the way), and for crime, memorise 3-4 paragraphs for each topic. Then its HR which should be ok

 

[Ivy h]

Oh ok thanks, should I I base those paragraphs on themes and challenges or what do you recommend? And how much Lcmid should I include in each

 

[its_ace21]

Oh ok thanks, should I I base those paragraphs on themes and challenges or what do you recommend? And how much Lcmid should I include in each

lcmdi should be between 4-7, and i usually memorise my paragraphs that aren't based on a specific theme/challenge but i memorise something that i can adapt easily to the question

 

[ArcaneTemplar]

Oh ok thanks, should I I base those paragraphs on themes and challenges or what do you recommend? And how much Lcmid should I include in each

Following PEARRJAM (Protection of individual rights, Enforceability, Accessibility, Responsiveness, Resource Efficiency, Justice Achieved?, Application of the Rule of Law, Meeting Society’s Needs) for each effective/ineffective point you decide to use has proven tried and true for me. It helps establish the relative in/effectiveness of each point, and demonstrates a deep understanding of the course content to the marker

 

[ArcaneTemplar]

Following PEARRJAM (Protection of individual rights, Enforceability, Accessibility, Responsiveness, Resource Efficiency, Justice Achieved?, Application of the Rule of Law, Meeting Society’s Needs) for each effective/ineffective point you decide to use has proven tried and true for me. It helps establish the relative in/effectiveness of each point, and demonstrates a deep understanding of the course content to the marker

And using a legislation, case, stat and media should be enough for crime, and for the options, including 2 stats and media should be adequate. Remember to also use counter-arguments to demonstrate why your point is not completely effective.

 

[its_ace21]

Following PEARRJAM (Protection of individual rights, Enforceability, Accessibility, Responsiveness, Resource Efficiency, Justice Achieved?, Application of the Rule of Law, Meeting Society’s Needs) for each effective/ineffective point you decide to use has proven tried and true for me. It helps establish the relative in/effectiveness of each point, and demonstrates a deep understanding of the course content to the marker

I use CAREBEAR

C - Community standards
A - Accessibility
R - Resource Efficiency
E - Equality
B - Balance of Rights
E - Enforceability
A - Appeals and Reviews
R - Rights of the Individual

 

[its_ace21]

for the options, including 2 stats and media should be adequate.

3 lcmdi isnt enough

 

[ArcaneTemplar]

3 lcmdi isnt enough

I’m sorry I meant 2 each it’s been a long week pls don’t focus on my semantics. Also with CAREBEAR, does it manage to hit all the syllabus beats?

 

[mmmmmmmmaaaaaaa]

I’m sorry I meant 2 each it’s been a long week pls don’t focus on my semantics. Also with CAREBEAR, does it manage to hit all the syllabus beats?

carebear is good, yes