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Original post by cherryred90s
You do law?


Ye
Original post by *Stefan*
No doubt it is, but still - 10 references for a 2500 word essay?

Nonetheless, the majority of citations are usually not judgments but journals and books. Judgments are pretty limited when you are given specific titles (ie on legal constitution)


:dontknow: it's topic dependent, as you suggest. I wrote my master's dissertation on something that was too specific and obscure to have generated much relevant secondary literature, so the majority of my citations were just page numbers and paragraphs of (often the same handful of) judgments.

Research is important, but originality doesn't hurt, if you do it right.
Well done mate you can do it! Keep going.:excited:
Depends on the subject. I once wrote 8000/9000 words in one day. But that was for Camp NaNoWriMo so it was something I really enjoyed doing... :P
Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes
He isn't! He already got 6745 words done!!! Deadline is 5, c'mon OP you can doooo itttttttt!


He has way more time to get it done than I did, that's hardly a feat.
Original post by cherryred90s
Positivity only :hand::banana:


And lots of false encouragement, don't forget that.
Sorry OP, but I've never felt so goody-two shoes about myself since reading this thread :rofl:



Original post by *Stefan*
No doubt it is, but still - 10 references for a 2500 word essay?

Nonetheless, the majority of citations are usually not judgments but journals and books. Judgments are pretty limited when you are given specific titles (ie on legal constitution)

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10 references?!
And there was me worrying that my latest essay, 2000 words, totally rushed in 6 days was lacking references... only 57 compared to my usual 100 or so.

I'd agree to that last part, in my 4 pieces of coursework, and my research project; I have cited a judgement... once!
Actually hold on, that was a EU commission decision lol.
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OP has 25 minutes.

#PreyForOP
@Ivann505

How's it going buddy? :yum:
You could attach this thread to your appendix.
Original post by SEM94
40 articles for one essay is a bit excessive. Maximum I've ever used for a uni history essay is 15, average tends to be 10, and I'm averaging a first.

Are you referring to a dissertation?


O.o

I'm on a distance learning access course, so not even a degree, and my last essay (2500 words, written in 3 days) had 55 references, almost all of which were journal articles that I'd at the very least skimmed through.
Op's deadline is hereeeeee!!!!!!!!!! How was it op? Have you died yet?!!!
Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes
Op's deadline is hereeeeee!!!!!!!!!! How was it op? Have you died yet?!!!


:headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire:
Original post by *Stefan*
Ye


I'm guessing you're doing a module in criminal law? If so, how is it?
Original post by Puddles the Monkey
:headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire::headfire:


:frown: OP isn't alive, is he?


We did warn him.....:frown:
Original post by EllainKahlo
And lots of false encouragement, don't forget that.


False encouragement how? He was on like 6700 at 1.
Original post by OddFuturez
Just don't do it..... Better not to do half hearted work


This was awful advice! :redface:
Original post by Ivann505
aite guys the time is currently 14:59 just woke up after having a heavy night out for my mate's Birthday... I was mean to do all the work last night but he dragged me out and now I'm stuck with a fat hangover. Can I make it?


You better not fall asleep before you tell us how it went?!!!!!!!

It would be an awful cliff hanger!!! :frown:


:smile:
OP is kill
Original post by ByronicHero
Because I'm the only man you know who is stupid brave enough to do it :tongue:


To be fair, I've never had you down as stupid at all - just a little lost in life.

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