Leonard Said:

what are branches of law? how can l choose one that applies to my country if Im in a foreign country?

We Answered:

All I know is most international students studying law in the US get an LL.M.

Your question is a little vague.... but studying the law of a completely different country might not help you too much (besides adding to your analytical reasoning skills).

Florence Said:

What books are recommended for the Cambridge A Level Law 9084 Exam?

We Answered:

Easy to use links that will help with all your research needs, try typing a keyword or two into the search engine and see what happens.

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http://vos.ucsb.edu/index.asp

http://www.aresearchguide.com/

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http://www.studentresearcher.com/search/…

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Vicki Said:

My mum wants me to study Law next year..?

We Answered:

If law is not for you then I suggest you speak to your mother & let her know what it is you would like or intend to do. If that means moving interstate then I'm sure your mother will come to terms with it eventually. As for flatting, if you go to Uni, close to you think of the money you would be saving. I assume you have a job otherwise how are you going to pay fees, rent, food, gas&/or electricity, phone, transport fees&/or petrol,rego, insurance & all those little extra things you will need & even if you are sharing, these things still need to be paid for. I wish you all the best & I agree you should be able to choose what you would like to study.

Tara Said:

Should I skip Thanksgiving lunch with the relatives in order to study for law school exams?

We Answered:

ask your family

why not study right now instead of being on here

Irma Said:

Would you support a law to eliminate Home Work for students.?

We Answered:

Alright as a junior in high school i would love to support this, but I can't. Homework is necessary whether we like it or not. We need to reinforce what we've learned in class and yes occasionally we will receive a new chapter for homework, but the material is always gone over during class the next day. I think its a good skill to develop a bit of self teaching so long as it is then reviewed by the teacher to insure accuracy. Study halls are available to kids and teachers are present, whether or not students take advantage of the study opportunities available to them is another story.

I was a bit offended when you said something along the lines that kids who get good grades then there parents must be doing some of the work! Totally untrue. I maintain my grades on my own without parental involvement other then them occasionally picking a book up at the library on their way home. I think most students, like myself, are responsible enough to handle our homework without mom and dad having to do it for us. If we can't manage the homework we receive then there is no way we will be able to handle college later.