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Tal
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Jul 10, 2017 at 2:19 PM
This was a really interesting subject - one of my favourite law breadths. All about how different elements can affect justice, including architecture and sound. There are a range of topics to choose from for your essay and you can choose your own, meaning you can explore what ever avenue that interested you most within the subject! Great if you're a sucker for research like I am.
Incredible subject. This subject gets you to think about law in a really new way. The key question is "what does the language of law say about law?". It took 7 weeks for this subject's penny to drop for me, but when it did it was amazing. If you take this subject be ready to do some hard thinking. But you will be rewarded for the effort. The subject focuses on a different legal text each week, a judgement or an act or something like that. And it draws analysis of how the language of that text creates law in a particular way.
![💥It’s Week 11💥In case you missed it, a bunch of collectives and events are now IRL… nature is finally healing 🎉. If you wanna swap out breakout rooms and zoom tutes for friendly faces and free food, have a look down below👇
🔴Monday
1pm Queer x Southbank Collective
5:15pm Christian Union Monday Nights
5:30pm Queer and Questioning Support Group
5:30pm Save The Children Club Semester 1 Recap and Chat
🟠Tuesday
11am Cast-On Charity Group Crafting Workshop
12pm Amnesty International Online Letter Writing
12pm Environment Collective!
12pm Habitat for Humanity Social Pizza
12pm UMSU Southbank Free BBQ Lunch
12pm Women and Enbies Collective
1pm Slavic Cevap Stall – Slavic Student Society
1pm UMSU INTL: C.H.E.F
2pm Bla(c)k Collective
2pm Craft Time in the Disabilities Space
2pm Trans Collective
3pm Rural, Regional and Interstate (RRI) Students Collective
6pm UMSU INTL: Peer Support Network
🟡Wednesday
All day: UMSU Indigenous- On Wednesdays We Wear Blak
12pm Women and Enbies of Colour Collective
1pm People of Colour Collective
1pm Queer Lunch
1pm UMSU INTL: Peer Support Network
4pm Queer Political Action Collective
🔵Thursday
12pm Sustainability Fair
12pm Climate Action Collective (Southbank campus)
12:30pm Queer People of Colour Collective
1pm CISSA DiversiTEA
1pm Education Action Collective
1:30pm Edible Indigenous Plants
2pm Fairy Bread & Bubble Tea Fundraiser
2pm Feminist Action Collective
2pm Game Time in the Disabilities Space
4pm Creative Arts Online Collective
5:30pm Film Screening x Reading Group: Lucky Grandma
🟣Friday
12pm CLIMATE STRIKE – Student and Staff Contingent
1pm Menstruation Beyond the Binary
1pm UMSU INTL: C.H.E.F
2pm Asexual/Aromantic Collective
3pm Queer x Disabilities Collective
5:30pm Eurovision Party Presented by the Eurovision Social Club
5:30pm UMSU INTL: Language Trivia Night
6:30pm COSDU Fridays. Catholics of One Spirit Down Under.
7:30pm The Sitzprobe 2021
👉 Link in bio for the events calendar
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2 Comments on LAWS20008 Legal Language
This was a really interesting subject - one of my favourite law breadths. All about how different elements can affect justice, including architecture and sound. There are a range of topics to choose from for your essay and you can choose your own, meaning you can explore what ever avenue that interested you most within the subject! Great if you're a sucker for research like I am.
Incredible subject. This subject gets you to think about law in a really new way. The key question is "what does the language of law say about law?". It took 7 weeks for this subject's penny to drop for me, but when it did it was amazing. If you take this subject be ready to do some hard thinking. But you will be rewarded for the effort. The subject focuses on a different legal text each week, a judgement or an act or something like that. And it draws analysis of how the language of that text creates law in a particular way.