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LAWS2016 Evidence - Exam Scaffolds - DISTINCTION GRADE

Written by Alana

Easy to follow, colour-coded and detailed scaffolds for Evidence exams based on lectures, textbook a...

45 pages, 21710 words

D (83) LAWS2016 / LAWS5013 Summary Notes

Written by Bec

Succinct set of summary notes for all unit of study content from Evidence (LAWS2016 / LAWS5013) with...

93 pages, 45492 words

HD Evidence Scaffolds from 2019

Written by Michelle

LAWS2016 SCAFFOLDS AS AT SEMESTER TWO 2019 Covers all the topics examinable in the final exam fo...

31 pages, 14273 words

LAWS2016/LAWS5013 Evidence Summary Guide FLOW CHART

Written by Lauren

This is a complete summary guide in flow chart form for Evidence (LAWS2016/LAWS5013). The notes are...

83 pages, 45000 words

LAWS2016 Evidence - Full Course Notes (Semester 2, 2018) (Distinction)

Written by Alice

These LAWS2016 notes are a compilation of class notes, textbook notes, and case readings. They are c...

131 pages, 57608 words

DISTINCTION Evidence Notes - Well-formatted + Comprehensive Case Summaries + Legislation + Sample Solutions to Problem Questions

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This notes is a compilation of textbooks, lecture slides, and additional readings. It will be very h...

164 pages, 60000 words

LAWS2016 EVIDENCE (USYD) - FINAL EXAM SCAFFOLD (DISTINCTION)

Written by Matt

LAWS2016 Final Exam Summary Notes (Distinction) - SEMESTER 2, 2019. These notes concisely summari...

80 pages, 32234 words

High Distinction LAWS2016 Notes + Problem Question Revision Answers

Written by Jack

These Evidence notes served me well in the initial assessment and final exam - overall helping me to...

170 pages, 70875 words

Evidence Exam Scaffolds

Written by Ellen

These notes were prepared as a set of exam scaffolds which condense the course material into a flow-...

36 pages, 17389 words

**LAWS2016 EVIDENCE - COMPREHENSIVE WINTER SCHOOL FINAL EXAM NOTES**

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My notes are a compilation of lectures, the required cases, especially with focus on the guidance gi...

76 pages, 36000 words

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Reviews

Teaching was engaging for tutorials

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2020

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.

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2019