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Hey guys, I just received the UNSW AAA scholarship and to be honest, is it just plain weird that I can get into combined law with 95? Technically, I can get in with 94.6-94.9 and this is not to mention my application of EAS and the use of bonus points. So essentially, I could get into Combined...

Im confused - doesn't the trial process begin with a committal hearing to establish a reasonable case against the accused. If the crown fails to establish a prima facie case, then there's no point in gathering a jury? Isn't the initiation of the process therefore the first step? Sheer...

It says for murder and for it to proceed to trial a committal hearing is needed. I think arrest is related to the criminal investigation process.

I just talked about United States and Australia doing their own thing in terms of state sovereignty and the power to make their own laws regarding capital punishment.

LOL I muted the page. Yeah both the legal teachers (one of them a HSC marker - she's been teaching it for like 10 years) agreed with me with the operative words been planned and robbed. It seems that they are two separate crimes in itself. This however is still up to debate.

I did some research: http://www.geoffharrison.com.au/conspiracy - It seems that conspiracy in itself is its own crime and therefore the prosecution can charge it as a separate crime.

Sorry if I confused you, but my answer was B as well.

Are they tough markers when marking legal?

Apparently, for Economics paper 2010, the Board accepted two answers. I hope they accept both answers.

*raises my hand.

I hope aligning saves my ass seriously.

Agreed. Is it me or did the Board make very intricate multiple choice questions that required heaps and heaps of thought. It was way harder than the trial MC.

That's what I thought as well, but I wasn't sure.

Nope conspiracy and robbery.

It would be robbery only because he assisted in the crime and through process of elimination it has to be robbery. That said, this leads onto the next question as it is both conspiracy and robbery, because the key word "planned" implies a conspiracy. A conspiracy was evident coupled with the...

Preventative and continued detention would of been good to talk about as well as deportation or sex offenders registry.

It would be property - because property involves acts of larceny which is synonymous to robbery.

Ran out that gate like a motherfucker.

I thought the difficulty varied. English = Okay (a bit harder than expected - Module B of course) Extension English = Okay (a bit harder than expected because of the random stimuli) Ancient History = Easy Legal Studies = Okay (harder than expected) History Extension = Okay (Q.1 was just random...

Definitely A - freedom of religion - Section 116 of the Constitution.