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Why Study in Australia | Student Abroad

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Students Information Blog For International Students Across The World. Why Study in Australia. Why Study in Australia. Posted by Dinaza Firza. Thursday, May 16, 2013. Why Study in Australia. In Australia, you have the freedom to choose a path that suits your particular goals. There are thousands of courses on offer. The Australian education system has a strong international reputation and is known for its effective structure and innovative policy developments. Many other countries, eager to improve t...

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Section 14(2D) Sale of Goods Act 1979 – More Regressive than Progressive? - ELSA Law Review

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Essays and articles by UK law students. Subscribe to our RSS feed. About ELSA Law Review. Section 14(2D) Sale of Goods Act 1979 More Regressive than Progressive? Published on Thursday, 27th October 2011 by Carol. An essay by 2nd year LLB student Ren-En Lim. Assessed by Dr Robert Stokes, University of Liverpool. Mark achieved: First Class (72%). Written in March 2011. Ask any High Street store if they know about the provisions and potential implications under s.14(2). Of the Sale of Goods Act 1979. Implem...

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ALSA

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Australian Law Students' Association (ALSA). The Australian Law Students' Association (ALSA) is a national not-for-profit association comprising all Law Student Societies and Law Students Associations (including your society, Isaacs) representing approximately 28,000 law students. The core functions of ALSA are to:. Advocate the interests and concerns of Australian law students;. Gather and disseminate information of interest and concern to Australian law students;. The Conference is home to the National...

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Study Tools – JCULSS

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We hope you find the following links helpful. JCU Law Libguides Home. Westlaw AU (most cases, really good). Westlaw International (more cases, okay). LexisNexis International (for obscure cases, awful). LexisNexis AU (looseleafs e.g. Carters Criminal Law, really good). CCH (for practitioners, okay). Informit (law journals, good). Case reference list (precedent and stat interpretation, not recommended). Short assignment sample using AGLC3 referencing (July 2011, public). JCU Law School Home.

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Articles Archives - ELSA Law Review

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Essays and articles by UK law students. Subscribe to our RSS feed. About ELSA Law Review. Royal Dutch Shell and the Rule of Law. Published on Thursday, 26th September 2013 by Carol. An Application of Oblique Intention in the Law of Murder to Medical Cases (part 1). Published on Friday, 25th November 2011 by Carol. An Application of Oblique Intention in the Law of Murder to Medical Cases (part 2). Published on Friday, 25th November 2011 by Carol. We submit that Bland would have been a murder case, because...

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Interviews Archives - ELSA Law Review

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Essays and articles by UK law students. Subscribe to our RSS feed. About ELSA Law Review. Royal Dutch Shell and the Rule of Law. Published on Thursday, 26th September 2013 by Carol. There are no upcoming events. You be the judge. You be the judge. ALSA – Australian Law Students' Association. ELSA – English Law Students' Association. HRLA – Human Rights Lawyers' Association. IBA – International Bar Association. ILSA – International Law Students' Association. JLD – Junior Lawyers' Division.

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The Supreme Court extends justiciability of claims in Lucasfilm v Ainsworth - ELSA Law Review

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Essays and articles by UK law students. Subscribe to our RSS feed. About ELSA Law Review. The Supreme Court extends justiciability of claims in Lucasfilm v Ainsworth. Published on Tuesday, 22nd November 2011 by Carol. A casenote by Sophia Hurst, 4th year, Oxford University. Written during a vacation scheme at Norton Rose LLP August 2011. Background to the case. Lucasfilm also brought claims based on US law. The Court of Appeal had held that the US claims were not justiciable. They concluded that the ...

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The practice of plea-bargaining ensures the efficient negotiation of justice and should be actively encouraged by defence lawyers - ELSA Law Review

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Essays and articles by UK law students. Subscribe to our RSS feed. About ELSA Law Review. The practice of plea-bargaining ensures the efficient negotiation of justice and should be actively encouraged by defence lawyers. Published on Wednesday, 14th September 2011 by Carol. An Essay by Ed Wallis, 2. Mark Achieved: First Class (85%). Word Count: 2,919. The overriding objective of this new code is that criminal cases be dealt with justly. Rule 1.1 (1) Criminal Procedure Rules 2005. Though a full philosophi...

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What & Who is SCULSS - SCU Law Student Society

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SCU Law Student Society. What and Who is SCULSS. We’re the SCU Law Students’ Society and we represent the interests of students enrolled in Southern Cross University’s School of Law and Justice. Across two states and three campuses; we strive to promote student engagement with issues in legal education and foster a community of proud and proactive legal minds. We’re also a member of the Australian Law Students’ Society ( ALSA. It offers a comfortable environment within which to study or relax; feel free ...