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A complete summary of the Criminal investigation process, structured to follow the syllabus. This is ideal for the crime essay: has points to discuss on each topic, and evidence to use in essay.
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Add to cartA complete summary of the Criminal investigation process, structured to follow the syllabus. This is ideal for the crime essay: has points to discuss on each topic, and evidence to use in essay.
A summary of all evidence needed to complete the family law essay. For contemporary issues: - same-sex marriage - surrogacy and birth technologies - care and protection of children This summary allows for easy preparation for the essay and exam, and allowed me to achieve very high grades in this...
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Add to cartA summary of all evidence needed to complete the family law essay. For contemporary issues: - same-sex marriage - surrogacy and birth technologies - care and protection of children This summary allows for easy preparation for the essay and exam, and allowed me to achieve very high grades in this...
Summary of content needed for HSC 'Crime' essay. Includes points to discuss on all syllabus points, and evidence to go with. All organised according to the syllabus
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Add to cartSummary of content needed for HSC 'Crime' essay. Includes points to discuss on all syllabus points, and evidence to go with. All organised according to the syllabus
A summary of the syllabus point: the role of international organisations in promoting and enforcing human rights. Prepared in logical, table format. Thoroughly covers every aspect of this syllabus point (organisation, promotion, enforcement, evaluation).
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Add to cartA summary of the syllabus point: the role of international organisations in promoting and enforcing human rights. Prepared in logical, table format. Thoroughly covers every aspect of this syllabus point (organisation, promotion, enforcement, evaluation).
A summary of the theory for these human rights syllabus points: Human rights in Australian Domestic Law, and The Role of the Australian Constitution. This is ideal for preparing for the short answers, as well as detailed class notes.
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Add to cartA summary of the theory for these human rights syllabus points: Human rights in Australian Domestic Law, and The Role of the Australian Constitution. This is ideal for preparing for the short answers, as well as detailed class notes.
An organised summary of all legislation needed for study of this HSC topic.
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Add to cartAn organised summary of all legislation needed for study of this HSC topic.
Question: Assess the role of discretion on the factors affecting sentencing and punishment. Paragraph topics: - legislation - victim impact statements - suspended sentences
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Add to cartQuestion: Assess the role of discretion on the factors affecting sentencing and punishment. Paragraph topics: - legislation - victim impact statements - suspended sentences
A summary of all cases needed to cover this aspect of consumer law. Organised to follow the syllabus dot points. Includes summary of theory points, case citation, case summary for all syllabus points.
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Add to cartA summary of all cases needed to cover this aspect of consumer law. Organised to follow the syllabus dot points. Includes summary of theory points, case citation, case summary for all syllabus points.
A summary of the syllabus point 'consumer redress and remedy'. Includes case examples and summaries, summary of the means of redress/remedy and the advantages/disadvantages of each. Good for final exam revision and for quickly arranging practice essays.
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Add to cartA summary of the syllabus point 'consumer redress and remedy'. Includes case examples and summaries, summary of the means of redress/remedy and the advantages/disadvantages of each. Good for final exam revision and for quickly arranging practice essays.
A summary of human trafficking and slavery, for study as a 'contemporary human rights issue'. Includes cases, statistics, history of the issues (Australia and globally), legal responses, non-legal responses, and an evaluation. Ideal for human rights study, and can also be used in crime essays.
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Add to cartA summary of human trafficking and slavery, for study as a 'contemporary human rights issue'. Includes cases, statistics, history of the issues (Australia and globally), legal responses, non-legal responses, and an evaluation. Ideal for human rights study, and can also be used in crime essays.
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