but seeing wat is written in tis thread i highly doubt tat it will happen when i'm still studyin..
heck, llb programme is edi hard enuf le... wat bout clp...
the oni thing good bout local uni is tat u can skip clp and proceed to chamberin..
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i reli hope tat clp will be abolished by the time i finish my external llb programme..
but seeing wat is written in tis thread i highly doubt tat it will happen when i'm still studyin.. heck, llb programme is edi hard enuf le... wat bout clp... the oni thing good bout local uni is tat u can skip clp and proceed to chamberin.. |
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Dec 8 2008, 12:46 PM
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tat's y i hope tat clp would be abolished by the time i finish llb...
which is around 2-3yrs later? i heard a lot of ppl failin clp makin me frightened.. unless i'm not goin to become practicing lawyer then i need not worry... btw takin edexcel law a-lvl isnt tat bad either.. i've taken it and i manage to get through.. but edexcel is no where near llb... juz for ur info.. |
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Dec 8 2008, 06:23 PM
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currently yr1 le... nw at segi college s'wak...
hearin the passin rate reli scares me.. eesh.. yr3 oni 1 student manage to pass all subjects.. heck.. |
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Dec 9 2008, 08:06 AM
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i'm not sure wat u meant by intermediate or part 1.
mine's a three year course... every year i need to take 4 subjects and pass all b4 i can proceed to the next year.. i think it's separated into 2 schemes, scheme A and scheme B. one is for 4 years takin 3 subjects a year and another is 3 years takin 4 subjects a year.. i'm takin llb frm uol external.. frm wat u say i can assume tat u've graduated? or at least will graduate in a few months? |
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Dec 9 2008, 11:15 AM
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Dec 10 2008, 07:31 AM
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yea..
juz finished my a-lvl.. startin intermediate oni... comparin a-lvl and llb they are totally different.. a-lvl oni requires u to memorize statutes and cases while llb wants ur opinions more.. |
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QUOTE(Xziled @ Dec 11 2008, 12:04 AM) But A'lvl, it seems the marking scheme is more strict ler..LL.b Inter is always described as a "walk in the park" or honeymoon year whilst Part 1 is the determining year where London will filter those weaker students already. And Part 2, they'll be more generous to pass u. It'll be either a fail, pass or flying colours, rarely there will be referrals. ya kah... i din realize le..i think the edexcel not tat strict in markin papers anymore le.. my batch mostly manage to pass law ler.. some failed to get 2 passes to proceed to uol llb. most of them gav up and switch to diploma in law by queensland uni of tech(QUT).. holy.. then i better get rdy for a tough year ahead of me.. |
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Dec 17 2008, 07:05 PM
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QUOTE(toux @ Dec 16 2008, 10:56 PM) Sorry if my question isn't so clear. For the UK transfer, for jan intake then the first year will end in aug 2009. If july intake it ends in may 2010. if like tat i think after u receive ur stpm result try apply for local uni lor..Supposedly july intake is for ppl who hav a hard time catching up(or want more holidays)? Actually for me there's no need to rush hahaha. cos i just finished stpm... if dun hav the course u wan then u still can enrol for the uol external law programme.. u would be studyin for 2 sems then u hav june exam, after tat would be 2 mnths holiday waitin for the result.. |
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Dec 18 2008, 08:05 AM
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i dun think u need master or phd to become a judge le..
frm wat i heard frm my lecturer, u juz need to work as lawyers for some time, of cos 'berbaik-baik' with judges la... then maybe when u wanna become judge u ask ur judge frends to promote u.. |
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latest news, judicial appointments commission has juz been passed..
so we can expect appointments of judges be similar to uk's.. meaning judges will be appointed by an independent body tat takes into account of ur merits.. if u get master or phd u can become professors in uni's lu... |
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hey, registration for june exam is on the way nw..
i wan to find out and compare the exam fees for different institutes in west msia.. in my college, segi college swak the exam fees for scheme a is rm4110.60.. any difference compared to other institutes in west msia? |
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so expensive man...
last year i heard is rm3900.. tis yr fees increase... it's unreasonable le.. last year the exchange rate is 6.6++ nw oni 5.5 or less.. hw come they can charge higher... |
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Jan 13 2009, 05:44 PM
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for registration fee n continuing registration fee if it increase n exchange rate drop i dun mind..
but if exchange rate drop govt increase exam fee.. it's unreasonable le.. govt earn rm1k++ frm each student sittin for exam? hey, come on la... no matter hw u c it.. the admin fees cant be tat high le.. |
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for me personally, public law and english legal system is quite different..
english legal system is easier to spot question, and u can concentrate on certain topics.. but public law is the opposite.. u need to study everythin.. cos every chapter is interrelated.. i find public law interesting and els boring.. This post has been edited by compunoob46: Apr 6 2009, 08:33 PM |
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sad... did my public law pretty badly.. the 5 main topics oni come out in 1 question compared to previous yrs 3 questions.. haiz..
hopefully still can pass... |
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separation of powers, royal prerogative, constitutional conventions, parliamentary sovereignty n rule of law.. though i prepare EU n parliamentary privileges as backup but nt as well as those 5 above.. This post has been edited by compunoob46: May 17 2009, 08:53 PM |
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QUOTE(alsree786 @ May 17 2009, 09:06 PM) oh ok. for me if u ask me to name top 5 i would say ROL, PS, SOP, HRA and EU. out of this minimum 2 questions. Dun worry la, inter only, all u need to do is pass to get thru...hope u did 4 questions tho. if u did then im sure you'll be okay i did 4... but...haiz.. guess i'll find out hw i did in sept.. This post has been edited by compunoob46: May 17 2009, 09:23 PM |
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QUOTE(alsree786 @ May 17 2009, 09:55 PM) yeah, we all will for uol llb. I'm still quite upset my timetable had three papers in a row...was damn tough. Alot of ppl complaining having two llb papers in a row, they shud try and face three. If four, i would have just jumped off a cliff... wth... 3 in a row is like skinnin u alive le...was very difficult to do well...hope all future uol llb students dun face such a crappy timetable. well, i cant imagine 4 in a row.. 1 thing good bout it is tat u get to finish ur exam in 4 days.. well, i wish when i enter part 1 the timetable wont be so crappy.. all the best anyway.. |
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QUOTE(silverfoxes @ May 18 2009, 09:10 PM) wooo...tmw common lar...shit 12 hours to go keke i did unwritten const, parl priv, EU n HRA..wat question u did for public??? i did the HOL,HOC,Election and also Constitution tmw keongkan ade...i didnt read my common yet..lolZ~! yea... common is over.. the questions is pretty straight forward.. the SI question come out frm subject guide.. wth!! lucky i read it.. final paper on friday... contract law!! |
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final paper tis mornin.. CONTRACT!!
then it will be a long holiday 4 us.. |
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