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yeah me too. hi 5

how do you remember exactly what you put down for a question? Is the paper on the internet yet??

but why isn't it age of offender? during the exams i was thinking that it could be both..

hmmm makes sense but can you see what i'm saying..

for the question about which of the options may be an aggrevating factor, what did you guys put? i put the age of the offender because i know young offender = mitigating factor, therefore older offender = aggrevating? starting to doubt myself thinking it was age of victim :(

judge was correct. it didn't ask who determined guilt/innocence. don't remember the question but i'm pretty sure judge was right

multiple choice and short answers were ok... crime mini essay was ok... options were FVCKED. wrote a lot but failed to incorporate many case studies :( hoping for 70-80 raw

i'll write it and we'll do it live! fuckn thing sucks! ahahahaha

we're doin it live... fuck it!

i'd assume so, the one we studied in class is from 2008.. not as far back as yours but if you can't find anything else use it.

Why is everyone scared of this? International crime is as easy as young offenders.. Just gotta remember da legal and non-legal responses.

Did all nighters for bio and english advanced exams, worked well for me. Legal has sooooooo much content and i seem to be constantly doubting myself and how much i know lol. Only way for me to feel comfortable is by going over everything as close as i can to the exam :)

anyone else pulling an all nighter filled with caffeine and case studies?:spzz: