oo icic..articles as in either u find them in ur study pack u receive from UOL or u gotta go on9 and search for it in google or VLE xD

ooo i went to class in the evening lol
so maybe i missed out on u guys.

Depends on whether u wanna practice later in life. Since MMU is not exempted yet from the CLP, y wanna spend 4 yrs there? instead of the LL.b of 3 yrs since both also still have to take CLP in the end unless u go to the other uni's which is exempted from CLP. From what i heard, those graduates from the public uni's r not well equipped and they can hardly pass the test before a law firm accepts them but of course there seems to be an implied quota to employ them in so they gotta choose the best out of the worst. This is not me discriminating ppl from those uni's, but real hard facts!

This post has been edited by Xziled: Apr 2 2009, 02:22 AM

At present yes.

Business Studies is good i took it also haha! the maths there needed not so difficult

Public law ar..damn dry and boring to me la
i just memorize the substance for Public Law and CLR coz the Qs i did was all essay. To do a problem in those subjects quite difficult. That's IMO la..others may think it's easy.

there is
i remember something abt electoral law or something like that

both of the subjects also can spot ler..just browse through previous past year Qs. That's how u wanna spot and be prepared in those frequent asked topics. It applies throughout ur whole degree life .

And i wish to disagree with u. If i remember correctly, i didn't find PL topics co-related o_O i read in topic by topic on its own o_O

I didn't do electoral law..it's just when u go through past year Qs, u will stumbled upon it. I dunno abt the mixing Qs, but it may be possible. But i dun remember encountering any of it during my year.

u'll find out soon when u hit Part II in Jurisprudence

hmm, as in if u wanna defend who and who..for starters before we go out to the real world and defend other ppl. Maybe u can try practising in Jurisprudence by defending ur favourite jurist and state which is the correct theory

no wor o_O dun plan to read anymore of that lol

u mean history in the law..
there r other areas of law to look or read other than those 2 areas u've mentioned.

not really sure abt local uni's. Anyway, taking arts or science doesn't matter as long as u meet the requirements of having enough credits or the minimum criteria. As for History, i'm not sure myself o_O. If i'm not mistaken they just asked whether i have 5 credits in SPM including English and coz i took A'lvls there so minumum 2E's is required only. So i dunno what applies for STPM

If i'm not mistaken in my understanding, then the degree u r referring to is a double degree which u'll do law and whichever the other degree is at the same time. Though i've ask before whether i could take that and the consultant told me that since i'm almost finishing mine, i can opt to take that degree also but just doing the business subjects and would be exempted from the law subjects since i already took it before.

Q1 - can't answer..since i'm not one of them and i dunno anyone yet who has done so.
Q2 - Same here. Though someone i knew is going there to sit for this coming finals there as in it is UOL paper but changed the examination centre there since she is moving there as she found a job there. She's actually an accountant so i guess she's just taking up the law degree as an extra one to add to her list xD so i dun think she will be practising there since she only finish the degree and not a professional paper yet. Though maybe the difference is in terms on language speaking there? HK more of cantonese though since it was under the British for so long, their English would also be used widely.

Q3 - I know some of the lawyers (much older ones) which only have a diploma in law practising as lawyers and even owning their own firm since at their time they dun have much advanced education and all so i guess it suffices then o_O

Sry can't really answer ur Q though xD

it's okay for u to take art or science stream in STPM. It's not fatal and u still can go on to pursue a law degree after ur STPM.

Cheers~

Yes!!!
mine on that day is freaking Juris ler zzz
and next day succession aih

yea..subjective o_O
differs from individual ler..which year r u in anyway?

haha!! good luck to u too!
ur timetable really
i thnk u need more luck than me keke
3 days in a row cannot la...no time to revise again xD i do succession Qs till wanna vomit already...too sien. And now i forgotten Juris again zzz..gotta revert back soon to Juris
r u planning to do Family Provision question for Succession? if lack of case law..how ar? damn Q take so long to write, so many parties zzz there r case law but when i'm writing i tend to forgo it and just based on statutes (since it's more statute based) and by using the facts of the case only

This post has been edited by Xziled: May 8 2009, 01:56 PM

FP starting from 2007 always comes ut as a problem Q rite? though only can c from 2007 and 2008 only lol xD when it was compulsory i think it was essay. Yea, gotta write so much and fast zzz

which intake u took?

oh so early? i thought the norm for intake is sept?
u ended ur a'lvls earlier meh?

oh u did AS and A2 together? u from atc previously during A'lvls izzit?
u not going to another uni that u said u applied for meh?

oh sry, very forgetful xD
but coz i heard from my friends who was from atc during A'lvls, they HAD to take both AS and A2 together ler..no choice of choosing to do 18 months there.

Oh, u wanna go UM to do BOJ?

Hmm, for Inter back then in my year...Criminal was taught by Mr.Joseph (but he's now in ATC) and the tutorials by Ms.Puvanes (she's damn good btw + if u r lucky she also tutors for Part 1-Law of Trust) ; CLR nonetheless Mr.Rajensingham himself ; Public law -Dr.Anand (he's good and full of knowledge! He gave us special lecture on Jurisprudence in Part 2 ) but i dun think u can get him anymore as a permanent lecturer there since he was transferred somemore else to last i heard was Bangladesh if i'm not mistaken and i think replacing him for UOL students is Mr.Rabinder (which i totally cannot understand what he lectures He taught me during Part 1 Land and Trust and in Part 2 Juris-i dun go for his classes this year coz he keep repeating himself and i dun understand where he's coming from so heck it!) ; and Contract -Ms.Meera (she explains well ler and her lecture can be summarized into charts).

This was my year back then ler...now i heard that the classes either separates UOL and UWE intakes if they r joined together then u expect sucky lecturers who in actual teach UWE so their substance and style of teaching may cater and focus more on internal students and on the other hand UOL requires a lot more. My cousin is from Inter but UWE student so i know how they can mix the questions and how they mark.

Btw, someone mentioned that CLR or was it Public law that they have mixture of topics in a question for UOL and recently when i went to the website to download past year Qs, i saw that the exam papers before dunno which particular date/year r different than the ones that they r having now. So it may be true and possible that now they can mix topics and ask u in a single Q whilst in my year, it's rarely since i dun recall that it was as such and coz i remembered that i did 1 topic 1 Q.