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Unit 2: Sources of Law 2nd June 2014

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hey there, in precedent for c(ii) did you discuss points both for and against extending powers of the ca?
Original post by S_Light
hey there, in precedent for c(ii) did you discuss points both for and against extending powers of the ca?



What was the question again, i only discussed the advantages
I think it was 'discuss arguments for extending powers of the ca'
do ppl think boundaries will go up as they were the preferred topics or down as its all in june? last yr an A was 51, surely it wont go up :s-smilie:
Original post by A sheesh
do ppl think boundaries will go up as they were the preferred topics or down as its all in june? last yr an A was 51, surely it wont go up :s-smilie:


I don't think it will go up but not sure.
Original post by S_Light
I think it was 'discuss arguments for extending powers of the ca'


Ooo I would have loved that question. I did SI. You'd mention Davis V Johnson about the practice statement and stufff. I can think of a fair few adv and disa!
Original post by Laurakat1
Ooo I would have loved that question. I did SI. You'd mention Davis V Johnson about the practice statement and stufff. I can think of a fair few adv and disa!


So you would have done both pros and cons then?
Original post by S_Light
I think it was 'discuss arguments for extending powers of the ca'




So i only talked about the advantages because otherwise it would have said the adv+disad or should CoA be given more powers
Original post by golden tribe
So i only talked about the advantages because otherwise it would have said the adv+disad or should CoA be given more powers


I think all discuss questions require both sides of the argument..:frown:


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Original post by S_Light
So you would have done both pros and cons then?


Yeah because when it says "discuss" in a question, it's likely that you have to give both sides of the argument (I think).
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Hi guys,

when I was doing the exam I actually answered all the essay questions first and then the small scenarios. Will I be penalised?
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Hi guys,

when I was doing the exam I actually answered all the essay questions first and then the small scenarios. Will I be penalised?


Nah, as long as you've answered everything you should be fine!
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Nah, as long as you've answered everything you should be fine!


I did answer everything but I thought because I didn't answer the questions as they were set out on the paper (i.e question a) then the scenarios) they would penalise me but thanks anways :smile:
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I did answer everything but I thought because I didn't answer the questions as they were set out on the paper (i.e question a) then the scenarios) they would penalise me but thanks anways :smile:

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I knew what you meant, and I meant that as long as you've answered everything, it doesn't matter what order
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I knew what you meant, and I meant that as long as you've answered everything, it doesn't matter what order


hopefully thanksss :smile:
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I think all discuss questions require both sides of the argument..:frown:


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Original post by Laurakat1
Yeah because when it says "discuss" in a question, it's likely that you have to give both sides of the argument (I think).



yay I hope that's the case cos that's what I did :biggrin: thanks
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yay I hope that's the case cos that's what I did :biggrin: thanks


Good good :smile:
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Hey I am doing this paper tomorrow for a mock. What came up in the statutory interpretarion part

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