I absolutely loved civil and criminal procedure. It's a difficult subject to wrap your head around, but the moment it all clicks into place is awesome.

Lecturers are great. Assessments were mostly fair. Tutorials were awful though. Keith was the most unapproachable and intimidating tutor. Only a handful of tutorial questions were ever discussed, he focused on irrelevant ideas for the other part of the tutorial. Didn’t feel like much was gained by going to the tutorials.

Zara and Sonya were brilliant for this unit. What I loved about it especially, is how work friendly the classes offerings were during the semester. I was able to go to class after work. Sonya is a great lecturer except she's death by powerpoint. She gives you a lot of practical advice. The assessments are relatively evenly weighted so it's no difficult to get a distinction. I passed the unit well before the final exam.

Unit is structured really well. Sonya and Zara are excellent convenors who genuinely care about everyone doing well in the unit. I particularly enjoyed Sonya's half of the semester on civil procedure. Her experience in the area of civil procedure was evident and her real-life examples really completed the theory. Delivery by both convenors was clear and concise. My only gripe with the unit were the Friday quizzes which were only open for 24 hours. It would have been great to have them available to complete all week with the same 1 hour time limit.

Zara and Sonja were both really good in this unit. The course was well structured and the content interesting. The way that the assessments are set up takes off the pressure of having to perform in a heavily weighted exam as in some other law subjects. Zara in particular is clearly very supportive of external students which is really refreshing.