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Constitutional law
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LLAW2001 is perceived as having a heavy workload with significant reading, though some find grades surprisingly generous post-exam. The course is recommended for those willing to put in the effort, especially with good tutorials and practice. It's required but can be enjoyable if one finds interest in power dynamics.
Grading seems generous, with final exam results often pulling up essay grades from C to B range.
Heavy workload with extensive reading; some suggest skimming key cases for exams. Approximately 10-12 hours per week including readings and practice questions.
Assessment includes mid-term essays, final exam (closed-book), and past paper review. No quizzes or projects mentioned.
Teaching quality varies; Trevor Wan's tutorials are highly recommended for clarity and summarization tips. Lectures by Albert are described as inconsistent but still passable.
Attend Trevor Wan’s tutorial sessions, skim key cases instead of full readings, and practice past papers extensively.
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