PART A

Candidates must answer this COMPULSORY question.

(a) 1. How would you go about finding the following article on the online library?
‘The doctrine of precedent and the provocation defence: a comment on R v James.’ M.L.R. 2006, 69(5), 819-831

2. On which government website can you read Parliamentary debates?

3. What do the following abbreviations stand for: M.L.R and Cr App R?

4. If you searched for R v Smith (2001) what problems would you encounter and how would you solve them?

5. What is the name of the statutory independent body which keeps the law under review?

(Answer all questions – total five marks)

Shit. WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS ARE THOSE. This is like testing your ability to use Google without the access to Google during exam.

Part B is even more wonderful. It questions on how, what, where you gain your sources and every single detail about your research.

Died.

jo-ann
09/3/2007 7:29 pm

* LALALALALA..

angie’s online. lol.

much love. xoxo.

Angeline
09/3/2007 7:18 pm

* swei!!!!
yea.. we shall be partying when we are 67 kay! a lil old and definitely wrinkly.. but.. we shall make it fun! and we must go next year! i dont know where.. but its never too late for it! semangat patriotic man! semangat swei! haha! cant wait cant wait!!! we hvnt even gotten trhough spm yet but i seriously cant help thinking of it! screw spm! =]

love love!

since
TC = TFC + TVC

change in TC = change in TFC + change in TVC

but
change in TFC = 0

therefore
change in TC = change in TVC

and
MC = change in TVC / change in Q.

Whoa, it seems so much clearer now after I’ve typed it all out.

Those equations have reminded me of Physics, which is not a good thing. I’m bad with equations. People take 5 steps to solve an equation whilst I take 10 steps. It’s just so hard. Same goes to Mathematics but I think I’m coping quite fine in that department, or not.

Gosh, I’m a slow learner.

I wonder how nice it’d be to just sleep forever.

Give up on it already.

But what if I’m listening to Abba’s songs?

It’s good to finally conquer your fear.

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October 23, 2007 12:51 AM

That was a pleasant surprise.

I never knew I would have received a comment from a cousin whom I had not seen for almost two years now in my blog! I never knew it existed, till I transferred my blog entries from my blogspot to here. Just to keep long story short, I would have never ever found it if it wasn’t for that little help from Lady luck just now.

The comment was written almost a year ago from now.

Ah, why hadn’t I stumble upon it earlier, much earlier then?

I’ve missed my favourite magician and his family. :’)

I love the title for this entry. Don’t you think it’s nice? Check this out:

Memories Behind Closed Doors.
created by Chow Jo- Ann
inspired by SWei Tan
going to be copied by Eugene Chua

It all came about when 3 of us were having this supposedly heart to heart talk. I was telling them about *clears throat* when Ann mentioned that phrase. 3 of us stopped talking *imagine clicking the PAUSE button while watching tv* for a moment, looked at each other and started screaming “I WANT THAT!“, “I BOOK THAT FIRST *SPIT*“, “I’M GONNA USE IT AS MY BLOG TITLE! IT’S MINE!” Well, it’s obvious who said what judging from the spit purposely emphasized on.

That was one hilarious day.