Assignments are very time consuming and require a lot of research. However the content itself is quite easy to understand. You can do well in the subject easily provided you leave enough time for each assignment and follow all instructions carefully.

An intense work load unit. Assignments require quite a bit of time but provided you allow yourself enough time are achievable. Assignments teach very useful skills that can be applied in other units.

The assessments in this subject are so unbalanced. There's so much work to do for each assessment, but the marks for them are not significant (apart from the final book chapter). Start every assignment really early, don't bother with the rambling lectures and wasteful tutes. Just focus on the stupidly long assessments which just test research skills. Answer every question. This is the worst 'Law' unit I have done so far.

Stupidest subject. You can literally skip all the lectures, and tutorials, just make sure you do your assessment tasks correctly. The unit IMO is very unorganised, and taught very poorly. When it comes to assessments, just answer the question and you'll get the marks. Don't worry about sounding smart, don't worry about formatting, and don't worry if you sound dumb. Does it answer the question? Then Great, 10/10. You have to do most of the work yourself. I never attended a single lecture, and went to about 2 tutorials, and behold I have achieved a HD. IMO a blessing of a subject; takes up no actual uni time, no final exam, just have to answer questions.

Criminal Law and Procedures may seem like an easy subject, but believe it is not. If you don't keep up with the workload which is a lot since there are no word limits on the assignment; it can easily creep up on you.

This unit is hard due to the sheer amount of research required. If you can try to do it in a semester where you do not have any other law units. It is worth it though, by the end of semester you will be a research whiz kid. Also attempt every research questions, they are quite generous with the marks, especially for first few tasks and it will take pressure off for book chapter at the end.

Provided you do the work in this subject, you can do well. They give you an indication of what they want, but you will have to put in a lot of time. They severely underestimated how long the first task would take - so start early, because those questions will take more than 2 hours each. If you do this though, they will reward you with the marks. Lectures are very entertaining - worth going to!