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Postgraduate |
(LAW)
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Leader: Professor George Hampel/Mr Randall Kune
Offered:
Clayton First semester 2006 (On-campus)
Synopsis: Taking instructions Analysis of materials Preparing the report Conferring with lawyers Law reforms particularly those in the Federal Court and the NSW Subject topics : Taking instructions Analysis of materials Preparing the report Conferencing with Lawyers Law reforms.
Objectives: At the successful completion of this subject the student should be able to: (1) undertake a structured analysis of material with a view to giving evidence in court; (2) prepare a report which provides a suitable foundation for the giving of that evidence; (3) identify different approaches to the giving of expert evidence and explain the impact this has on analysis and preparation; (4) explain the expert's function in conferenceing with lawyers.
Assessment: This Subject will be assessed as Pass or Fail only and no grades will be allocated. There will be ongoing assessment including reflective activities, case studies, assignments and a final assessment task. Participation in the online discussion group will also be required.
Prerequisites: Must be enrolled in Graduate Certificate of Forensic Studies.
Corequisites: LAW7281