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Both assessed components of LAWS2014 Corporations Law at the University of Sydney are open book, and both prohibit AI. Students hear the first half of that and relax.
Read article →Ninety percent of this course is examined, and the examination is not only about rules. Alongside four outcomes that ask you to identify, apply, analyse and research, there is a fifth that asks you to reflect on the social implications of…
Read article →BLAW2012 Applied Contract Law at Curtin University is assessed in a way that quietly asks for two different people. The examination, run over roughly 2 hours, rewards a student who can state and apply doctrine under time pressure.
Read article →Almost every property problem you will be given asks who owns something, and almost none of them are answered by naming an owner. That is the shift.
Read article →Employment law in Australia changed on 26 August 2024, and the change went to the most basic question the subject asks: who counts as an employee.
Read article →Students treat LAWS121 as an introduction, which is what its title promises. Structurally it is something else.
Read article →Every other unit in a law degree teaches you to find the rule and apply it to the facts. Legal Theory removes the rule.
Read article →Most students arriving at IP: Copyright and Designs expect the hard questions to be about infringement, because infringement is where the drama is. The harder questions sit one step earlier.
Read article →There is a specific trap in Introduction to Statute Law that has nothing to do with how hard the material is.
Read article →LAW2447 Business Law asks you to apply legal principles to a set of facts and reach a reasoned conclusion, and the rubric rewards that application over reciting the law.
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