dashdoll wrote: » Observation of the day.....the independent colleges constitutional manual is atrociously written. FML.
dashdoll wrote: » Actually disgraceful the amount they are charging and can't even produce a coherent manual. Still watching the lectures at the moment for Constitutional and can't say I'm finding it very easy to follow compared to other subject either. Hopefully it will improve.
Figsy32 wrote: » I'm probably just going stupid from the size of the course I'm currently going through exam papers and can't seem to find mention of the Pringles case in the manual. I presume it's in there somewhere?
OfficeGirl2015 wrote: » Everything im covering anyway......
law_student1 wrote: » Hi guys, Does anyone have any ideas of what can (possibly) be left out for Criminal and Property? For Property I'm basically working backwards from the end of the manual..apart from Treasure Trove.
sophiehatter wrote: » I was thinking maybe Denis O'Brien and Dáil Privilege, Damache was in the news again recently, the children's referendum constitutional challenge was thrown out over the summer so that is now amended, all the marriage referendum stuff an the changes that this has to the family? oh and maybe something to do with the Oireachtas as the election is topical right now; and Art 26 cos of the International Protection Bill the president almost referred before Christmas? Probably missing loads of obvious stuff there, but that is what I was going to look over to start with anyway
Dublad2012 wrote: » Jayus you've loads there! thanks! All I managed to think of so far was Denis O' Brien cases and marriage ref, clearly need to get my head in the game!!