awsah wrote: » • The intuitions • Nature of EU law, supremacy and direct effect • Free movement of persons/ citizenship • Free movement of goods • Competition
law_struggles wrote: » Anybody know the topics that came up in Tort in August? Thank you
Jenosul wrote: » Anyone have tips on topics to focus on in EU? Thank you in advance
LS3 wrote: » William Fry is another firm not doing milk rounds this year!
tommytimber wrote: » Hi, has anyone else not received the email ??
Fe119 wrote: » What is our money being used for if the exam is being held over zoom? Very poor
Shonagoring123 wrote: » What topics is anyone doing for company? So stressed how to break it down
scarson216 wrote: » We don’t know for sure any details of if it’s typed / written yet do we? Or did I miss info given yesterday? Genuinely asking as it’s hard to keep up lol
iana2017 wrote: » Hi guys..all this is so stressful... but to be honest I'm happy that online exams does not mean i have to type....was really panicking here for a minute... my typing speed not great... I am looking for updated grids for tort and Constitution if any good souls could share 😠...much appreciated
Aoibhin511 wrote: » I have last year's tort grid and this years Con grid, DM me your email.
EmmaO94 wrote: » I think someone alluded to this before, but now I'm stressing about not having a paper copy of the exam paper, as I go nuts with highlighting, underlining & making notes on it. Feel like it'll be super hard to take in the questions just reading them off a screen Anyone have any tips on how to deal with this?
BugsySiegel wrote: » Hey folks, can anyone tell me how the scanning answer books part of the online exams is going to work? For example do we have to download specific software. I know the LS will be clarifying this but 'Id like to know now as I'm not very tech savvy. Thanks.
mayolaw wrote: » StabiloLaw wrote: » I asked if I could look over my notes and she said I could, or I could leave to get tea or water or whatever and come back on screen just beforehand, so I wouldn't worry too much. I just made sure to show her that I was putting my notes behind me before I began (they were in plain sight, on a dressing table right behind me for the entire exam).[/QUOTE im guessing too that we share our laptops screens? I didn't have to share my screen, but it would have been pretty obvious if I was doing something on it after the exam started. I believe they just trusted that we had the exam paper, and the exam paper only, open.
StabiloLaw wrote: » I asked if I could look over my notes and she said I could, or I could leave to get tea or water or whatever and come back on screen just beforehand, so I wouldn't worry too much. I just made sure to show her that I was putting my notes behind me before I began (they were in plain sight, on a dressing table right behind me for the entire exam).[/QUOTE im guessing too that we share our laptops screens?