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yep, it's "self defence" and "necessity" because they are different.. take that case of those guys out on the water in a boat and they killed one of the guys and ate him out of necessity. You can't say that was self defence so I'd say it proves the case for them being separate.

for multiple choice? I just use the BOS site and their online multiple choice database. I don't know about others though... oh and my teacher got my class (there's like 15 of us, maybe less) this folder of like all past papers.. there's about 9 papers in there I think, so I use that.

that's like me! I personally don't get why they are hard! must be how my brain works!

thanks !!!!! (wouldn't let me post just plain old thanks)

really? I tend to lose my marks in crime in the last part.. not too many though... usually get full marks or close to it in multiple choice and in my trials I got full marks in law and justice and human rights... and then my essays I lose about 3 or 4 marks so I have to work on them too. But law...

lol! true. well I plan on studying all day tomorrow, late tonight, a bit on sunday and then full on on monday and tuesday!

yeah. but it's so easy! just remember to put in stuff like in the constitution (section 109, I think) and in common and statute law...

man, you're all psycho!!! I write about 13 words a line and usually do about 1 and a half pages to 2 and a half pages for each essay!!! Go concise I say! how's the study going btw? I am still at school coz I'm doin the hsc weird, but from late tonight it's full on last minute study! but I'm...

don't forget also, that a question could come up such as: What is a bill of rights? They are easy questions, but don't ignore them because some of my friends and I got it in our trials and some of them had no idea how to write a good answer. But there's a trend, there's usually a question...

do u have the macquarie study guide? most of the questions are there with answers. Otherwise, email me with which question you need answered and I will find my answers and help you out :-) I can't help with your 2 elective areas though as I do world order and global environment instead. Cheers...

12 for crime?!!! woah!

I can only do like 2 or 3 pages per essay so I tell ya, ur all doin really well to write so much! but in my trials and stuff, I still got really high marks and top of my class over people who wrote like 6 pages each essay so I agree, it's quality, not quantity! I'd die if I had to write too...

lol the essay can be huge though!

my notes are in the resources section... in general... they cover all syllabus stuff so check em out! hope they help

Thankyou soooo much!!!!!! I need all the practice I can get!

lol. silly forum! yeah, it's totally weird. But not stressful at all!

ok. thanks. yeah, it's on the 10 of november! I don't have to study for any other exams, but I also have normal school work as well as I'm still goin to school through the time with this weird way we're doin the hsc... did prelim and hsc legal this year.

I was wondering, how many hours a day are people studying? And does anyone have any helpful information about the international Permanent Court of Arbitration that was est. at the Hague Conferences? Also, what are people studying? just using text books or summaries or what? Cheers. Carlz

macquarie is way better than excel. I originally got excel, but there's so much in there that it's not really good for studying and stuff. Macquarie is concise and sticks to the syllabus. So I'd use it. I think, depend on heinemann the most though. It's written according to the syllabus too...

there are many errors, but I can't remember all of them at hand, sorry. there are a few errors in Macquarie Revision Guide too. Try to use heinemann primarily, but also, look in newspapers for media reports because some information has changed since they were all written,... especially stuff on...