Soft law, as in Int. Law is hard 2 enforce... there is no Int. court, jail or police. however most NS's still choose to comply due to the fact that it's ethical/moral to maintain diplomatic relationships with other countries, as well as upholding alliances with them. my essay line was pretty...
exactly ^^
i believe quality over quantity. this boy in my class who is coming first had 6 booklets, so i can imagine how much he wrote...
i write enough as i need & i'm happy with how i approached the exam, considering i'm not a "studier".
GB
oh well i put that Children contributed to the make-up of a different family arrangement. firstly how ex-nups were considered as "Bastards" however the Children (Equality of Status) Act gave them inheritence rights & so forth... thus, they are equal.
i also spoke about discipline... talking...
i did B :) effectiveness again; so kool!!
i first spoke about Stockholm then Rio. followed by:
Sovereignty
Soft Law
Voluntary Jurisdiction
NGO's
Media
GB
i know, i can't believe it's ALL over 4 me. 2yrz of hating legal n i actually liked the options section. crime was ok. M/C was different... i totally didn't like the short answer (non HR) Q'z!!
goodluck for anybody else still sitting the HSC!!
GB
yes, but i did make a judgement with all of my content. i explained everything, backed it all up, linked it to the question, explored all ideas/values etc. it was evaluating anyway... i mean the question asked to evaluate how texts explored 19th Centurty ways of thinking. so it all fit in well...
well ofcourse, it was a critical essay. i "evaluated" my texts as in, what they were saying about their society. eg: Browning writing about the aristocracy, then criticising it. also HOW they did it - techs, quotes etc. i also always linked my paragraphs back to the question, so i answered it...