Law modules for 2nd year - HELP

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    1 07-05-2012  14:36
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    Law modules for 2nd year - HELP
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    2 07-05-2012  16:08
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    Re: Law modules for 2nd year - HELP
    I guess it depends on what you want to do once you graduate? If you are interested in commercial law as a career then I would do company law as well. If not then just pick whatever is most relevant to the area you want to practice in! If you don't want to practice at all then pick whatever you feel like
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