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Lol. Good to see you're stepping it up in frigid's absence. It always looks more authoritative when it's not in size 2 blue font.

lol [/INDENT] Yeah, but he'd also be going through all the inadmissible evidence (such as editing the cassette tapes). I suppose it's not a big deal, I just figured it may give him an inside scoop that only registered lawyers/prosecutors get. Sounds fun. I'll probably give it a shot when I do...

I would have figured there'd be legal/privacy issues involved and that for work experience you'd mainly be doing clerical stuff and getting coffees but it sound like you're doing real stuff. Do they have any kind of program in place for people doing work exp or do you just tag along with a...

Can you let us know how it goes please? Also, does anyone know how many people they recruit a year? Do they have yearly graduate recruitment like the big law firms or do they just advertise when positions open up?

Yeah, some people respond better to audio cues however I think most would prefer the use a of a textbook to refer to, reread and disect. It also places a heavy reliance on the the tutors/lecturers to cover all the necessary material.

Our library has at most about 3 copies of each course text book. Certaintly not enough for everyone to use in an exam, or even throughout the year. We had a question in first session which said 'Refering to the prosecutor's guidelines on pg. 304 of the textbook...'.

Agreed. Fishing for compliments/ego boost.

I'm a UOW law student. It was about $500 for first session and another $150 or so for second session. I'll sell you my books (good condition, minor highlighting) for cheaper. PM me if you want. edit: yeah, library books don't work. All exams are open book except UOW library material is banned.

Good to see I'm not the only person who chooses their career path based on this fact.

When people are held in remand before trial (refused bail), the judge takes the time they spent already in custody into account when determining sentencing. Maybe if the DPP decided they should be tried for jail break the judge might factor in the time they spent in jail for the crime that they...

Pretty interesting. Competitive. Only 8 hours a week of classes. Hot girls.

Type the case into Austlii and go to it. Then up the top click 'note up' and it will give you all the later Australian cases which applied that case.

Should be good.

ooops i ;eft the Tv on.... lol.... oooops i'm tried lol ther cat keeps scrathing at the door except it's not my cat itr;s my aunt's thanls everyone for listenint because after this i'm going to click the little red 'x' in he top corner of the screen love jack

btw 8ilawaerra nmeaning Wollongong./ I go to UOW. Not that i could habe gone e;sewhere, i got a very good UAI, except i live so close to UOW that i thought i should go there...,. like 2 minutews awatyy....

oh shit i havent been here for ahes biut now i am here twice at once, crazy...

lol yeah doink you're cool. Melsc and the other guy i think i mean amaccas is cool ot lool, but hifis and this other guys, whathis name ummm frigid thars who i mean are ful,ll of themselbves and there this guys cookie and we're ion the same year and we may habve classes together except i...

Did you not read the previous posts? - That's about the wankiest thing I've ever heard.

And if they decided to go back into private practice after they retire from the HC they could charge just about as much as anyone in Australia. Being a HC judge always looks good on your resume.

Watch Boston Legal. It goes: 1) Named Partner (Who can do whatever the hell they want). 2) Senior Partner 3) Junior Partner 4) Senior Associate 5) Junior Associate 6) Paralegals and Law Clerks (Who are all hot girls straight out of college).