LAWS1021
Public Law
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Textbooks
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Anthony Roland Blackshield, George Williams, Sean Brennan, Andrew Lynch
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Anthony Roland Blackshield, George Williams, Sean Brennan, Andrew Lynch
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Notes
View all LAWS1021 notesFULL NOTES, incl: Problem Question Outlines, Principles, Succinct Case Summaries
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LAWS1021 PUBLIC LAW: COMPLETED, COMPREHENSIVE NOTES + PROBLEM QUESTION GUIDE **DISTINCTION**
This document includes a comprehensive scaffold and a quick-guide for problem questions! I used the...
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LAWS1021 DISTINCTION PUBLIC LAW COMPREHENSIVE NOTES (detailed legislation + case summaries)
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LAWS1021 Public Law - Full Course Notes (Semester 2, 2017)
These LAWS1021 and are a compilation of class notes, textbook notes, and case readings. They are com...
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HD LAWS1021 Case Notes
HD Case Notes for Public Law - completed Semester 2 2020 - well-structured, easy to read Case note...
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HD LAWS1021 Exam Notes
HD Exam Notes for Public Law - completed Semester 2 2020 - well-structured, easy to read Exam note...
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LAWS 1021 PUBLIC LAW EXAM SCAFFOLD
This note will help you with the problem questions discussed in class throughout the entire semester...
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HD Structured Public Law Notes Scaffold Easy to Read - Finals
Finding public law boring or difficult? Too many readings? These notes are colour coded to help...
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Complete Public Law Notes
Complete Public Law Notes with every topic in depth. Includes case summaries and easy access summari...
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Distinction LAWS1021 Notes + Legislation + Readings
Extremely comprehensive Public Law notes. I spent hours doing all the readings for this subject for...
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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