A good course

Teaching was engaging for tutorials

The course was manageable and taught competently (though it pales in comparison to the teaching quality in other intermediate-level courses such as Equity and Federal Constitutional Law). Unfortunately the teaching staff, unlike the staff taking every other course of in the law school, did not endeavour to have students' final course marks released on time. This is particularly aggravating because they sent a notice to students almost a month prior essentially planning for the results to be late. Why they could not hire more markers, I do not know. But what I do know is that students taking Evidence in 2019 were delayed in re-enrolling for 2020, putting them behind the rest of the cohort in applying for desirable, quota-limited, first-come first-served units of study. The Evidence staff should know that most students taking the course are in this position, so it is unacceptable for results to be released late.