LAWS1021
Crime and the Criminal Process
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View all LAWS1021 notes2023 HD 86/100 LAWS1021 CCP Problem Notes
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LAWS1021 Notes
Topics covered: - Criminalisation - Criminal offences - Police powers - The criminal process...
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LAWS1021 Fill in the Blank Problem Question Notes (High Distinction)
Covers all assessable content in the final exam. Structured to be able to apply law easily using fil...
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LAWS1021 CRIME AND THE CRIMINAL PROCESS ESSAY QUESTION SUMMARY NOTES
Summary notes from all essay related readings summarised for easy application under exam conditions...
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2022 HD CCP LAWS1201 PROBLEM QUESTION NOTES
HD problem question notes for the final CCP (Crime and the Criminal Process - LAWS1201) exam. INCLU...
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LAWS1021 Problem question notes
Complete problem question framework Includes: All relevant LEPRA sections, caselaw, definitions and...
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2022 HD CCP LAWS1201 POLICY AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION NOTES
HD policy and statutory interpretation notes for the final CCP (Crime and the Criminal Process - LAW...
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HD CCP NOTES - CONDENSED AND SIMPLIFIED
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HD Result ALL TOPICS LAWS1021 Notes + Readings + PROBLEM QUESTION NOTES
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LAWS1021- Principles of Private Law - Problem Question Summary Notes
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Reviews
Sincerely I find anything related to law to be very simple, I did not need help of anyone to pass this subject. Overall this was an amazing subject that I passed seamlessly
Anonymous, Term 1, 2020
amazing course, good balance of the theory and the substantive law part (to be used for the problem questions and final exam, although there are many readings and theories to grapple with so my advice would be to definitely criticise the law and its potential failings, but overall the course is really enjoyable and super topical and relatable in our society today
Anonymous, Term 1, 2020
This is a really important subject in law. Content can be complex so you should try to stay on top of your readings for this one.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017
The content of this course is generally fantastic, but can feel a little overwhelming at times - particularly at the end of the course where most of the substantive law is taught. I feel like experiences with this course might vary if you don't have a great tutor (though mine was great). On the whole though, all of the substantive law, and much of the theory, is incredibly relevant to criminal law practice. The majority of criminal matters will never see a District or Supreme Court, and so the approach that UNSW has taken with this course with it's focus on lower courts is a great counterpoint to the traditional 'founding principles of criminal law' approach. I feel UNSW's criminal law education is actually the best in NSW, and I think this course, as long as you dig into it, is a major reason for that.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
Personally not my favourite.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
Disorganised course, with a lot of theoretical content in the first two thirds of the semester that is barely applied in the test. Court report assessment was basically hidden on moodle and we were only told much later in the semester. I'd recommend starting the court report straight away, as I did publaw in the same semester and mid term assessments for them both were due the same week. I'd also recommend focusing on the actual content based parts of the course that's covered in basically the last three weeks (like police powers, bail, drugs, public order offences), as the problem question is worth twice as much as the theory part, at least in 2016. On the plus side, 10% CP is a lifesaver.