MLL391
Civil Procedure & Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Interesting subject, must keep on top of the work though or else it gets hard!
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
Really disappointed Sam didn't teach over T3. No guidance for exam prep. Felt half of the exam questions were random- I spent 20 minutes flicking through all of my notes, text and lect slides for a question and couldn't figure it out. Shame I didn't enjoy it, especially when this unit is so valuable in practice
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2016
Absolutely the worst unit I've ever studied at Uni. The new lecturer Anthony is rude, unhelpful and I'm unsure as to how he even got the job as lecturer in the first place. My tip for you: try to study this core unit when Sam is teaching it...
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2016
A great and interesting subject taught by a great veteran lecturer. A lot of reading is required, so grab the textbook as soon as possible.