LAWS1021
Public Law
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Blackshield and Williams Australian Constitutional Law and Theory
Anthony Roland Blackshield, George Williams, Sean Brennan, Andrew Lynch
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Notes
View all LAWS1021 notesHD Comprehensive Public Law Notes (All you need!)
Covers all the topics tested in the Public Law Exam (eg. Judicial Power, Executive Power, Freedom of...
115 pages, 30000 words
HD Comprehensive Public Law Notes (All you need!)
Covers all the topics tested in the Public Law Exam (eg. Judicial Power, Executive Power, Freedom of...
149 pages, 33564 words
**DISTINCTION** LAWS2021 EXAM SCAFFOLDS + DETAILED SUMMARIES
Extremely comprehensive Public Law notes covering all examinable topics in the course! These were u...
88 pages, 43829 words
LAWS1023 SCAFFOLDS (all topics)
This is all you need for both the midsemester and final assessment. The concise scaffold format allo...
67 pages, 24838 words
LAWS1021 Public Law - Ultimate Exam Scaffold
Concise scaffold for Topics 6-9 (only these topics are assessed in the final exam) Topics A Resp...
49 pages, 17532 words
***HD LAWS1021 PUBLIC LAW SCAFFOLDS***
Detailed scaffolds for ENTIRE course (1) PATH TO INDEPENDENCE (2) AMENDING THE FEDERAL CONSTIT...
30 pages, 14088 words
HD LAWS1021 FINAL EXAM SCAFFOLDS + NOTES
These notes have summarised the content into concise scaffolds, as well as comprehensive cases & leg...
59 pages, 28196 words
Ultimate Public Law Scaffolds
Quick reference scaffolds that are ideal for open book problem question exams. This guide contai...
29 pages, 9118 words
COMPREHENSIVE LAWS1021 DISTINCTION COURSE NOTES AND MATERIALS (2021 READING LIST)
Comprehensive and detailed course notes for LAWS 1021/5007. Contains: Case summaries, reading su...
75 pages, 30122 words
Public Law Exam Notes -- 86D (Designed well for LAWS5007 & LAWS1021)
Exam (Revision) Notes for Public Law. (LAWS5007 and LAWS1021). It is well structured and covers all...
42 pages, 24131 words
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Reviews
I did this course in my LLB 1/2 year as part of the acceleration after transferring. Overall, the course required a higher level of thinking (imo) than Torts. The course material was overall challenging, but answering the questions had a clear structure that made achieving reasonable marks possible without extensive effort.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2020
Really loved this unit, even though I didn't expect to. The teaching was amazing-- really engaging and everything was clearly explained.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
A great introduction to the laws creating and governing our democracy. Relevant to anyone who might work for or with government.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2018
While the subject is useful to understand the separation of powers, constitutional principles etc. It gives you content throughout the semester without any practice problem questions, then suddenly in the exam you're expected to produce answers to questions you were never trained for.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
Loved it - stay on top of it or you will absolutely hate it. Hated by all international students...
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017
Amazing unit. Teaching was great and content was very interesting. But the unit is very very heavy on reading