Anyone here study law? (R V BROWN)

[Noni]

Hi there,

Anyone here study law? I need some help with the case R V Brown, if I was on Browns side what arguments could I use?

I dont feel like reading through this-

http://www.lawteacher.net/Criminal/N...0v%20Brown.htm

Thanks.

[Howard]

Do your own homework?

[ctid]

Do your own homework?

Nail. Head. Hexus can't get you through your A-Levels you know . You've gotta learn to research stuff for yourself. You'll never get through 2nd year or Uni if you don't learn.

[charleski]

It's a tricky case, I recommend
"Yeah but no but yeah but no but." And rememebr to tell the judge to "Shut up! I ain't even dun nuffin or nuffin!"

[Noni]

Do your own homework?

Im gonna sue you first! !

Cmon Hexus! Do my homework!

[Merlin4458]

help him out, dont tell me the people above havent got help from other people before

[Howard]

help him out, dont tell me the people above havent got help from other people before

Help is fine, but he pretty much admitted he couldn't be bothered...

[Merlin4458]

some people cant, and others like to help, sounds like an ideal partnership

[Noni]

Help is fine, but he pretty much admitted he couldn't be bothered...

Yeah, anyone here could save me a night of rummaging through all that crap for around 7 sentences.

Thanks.

[charleski]

You seriously don't get it.

'Rummaging through all that crap' is the whole point. That's what you're studying to do. The object is not to get the '7 sentences', it's to learn how to get them so you can use the same skill later on on a completely different case.

[TheAnimus]

this is why i will be VERY upset if we can't make an AI to pass A-level/degree law within the next 30 years.

[nichomach]

charleski, you've succinctly stated exactly what my wife (who's a principal lecturer in law and criminology) would say. This is a brilliant case from your point of view, Noni - you have two law lords dissenting from the majority verdict and providing a case list of authorities to argue from, in addition to any arguments that you yourself might adduce, all in one reference, and you can't be bothered? To read ONE law report? Well, why on earth are you doing law then? Seriously, the English legal system is so heavily predicated upon the authority of prior judgements that if you don't make the effort to read and understand them, then you will fail. Read the damn case. And whether it's convenient or not, that's the best help you're going to get.

Nick Palmer LLB (Hons)

[Rave]

After that recommendation, I might have to read it myself.

[Bluecube]

Half an hours reading with a highlighter could sort you out. COme one, it's not THAT bad!

[Nick]

"Thrilling" - The Times
"A real page turner" - The Mirror
"A nail-biting finish!" - The Observer
"How many trees had to die for this?" - The Guardian
"I wish I bloody wrote it" - Tom Clancy

[Noni]

Ok, for one what the hell is going on here?

Ive just written a Law Essay and now on top of that I have to do this, all I wanted was a few sentences or a link that I could find usefull. Its only for a breif argument tommorow which I would like to take part in.

Im sorry if I find playing footie more fun than reading through all that crap, but after doin a law essay and some other art work I really want to do something else.

If I re-phrased the title would you lot have re-acted differently?

sheesh