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Are you waiting for a hoodie you ordered and paid for a few months ago? We have not forgotten you! Having spoken with the manufacturers today, I can pass on that they hope to finish the order by Christmas. Whether or not we receive the order then, or in the new year (worst case scenario), an email will be sent out to all of you advising of times that you can pick up your long awaited jumpers.
Realising that some of you may be away during this period, we will happily store hoodies that have been paid for until it is convenient for you to pick them up.
Please email micaela.mclean@student.adelaide.edu.au if you have any queries.
We have just added another answer to the Answer Bank for the 2008 Administrative Law exam. This answer is from different student to the answer we uploaded a few days ago, and received 85 for both questions. It is listed as “Exam 2008 (Student 2)”.
As always, if you have any exam or assignment answers that you scored a HD in that you’d like to share, please get in touch – email it@aulss.org.au
SCL Andreyev is currently accepting applications for the above position.
We are a well respected law firm seekng a graduate or junior lawyer to two years PAE to join our commercial transactions team.
This is an exceptional opportunity to develop your skills and experience some autonomy in your role – all within a great law firm known for its client focus and delivery of quality legal services.
Please send cover letter, CV and Academic Transcript to Mr Adrian Bambrick by way of email: adrian@scla.com.au.
www.scla.com.au
A HD answer to Part 1 of the 2008 Admin Law Exam has just been uploaded to the LSS Answer Bank. You can find it at http://aulss.org.au/education/answer-bank/ . As a hint, the key to the first question was to argue the merits – not argue legal grounds of review, and not just say that it had merits review power, but actually argue the merits.
We hope to have it have Part 2 online soon.
If you have any exam or assignment answers that you scored a HD in that you’d like to share, please get in touch ASAP.
Botten Levinson have advertised a Graduate Lawyer position in The Advertiser today (Saturday 24 October).
Botten Levinson is a specialist law firm practicing in the areas of property development, town planning, environment and water resources law. Our clients are generally in the property development, retail, agricultural, viticultural and wine making industries, as well as many institutional, educational and private clients.
We are looking to employ a newly admitted graduate or a student who will be admitted in early 2010 as a junior lawyer to undertake a variety of roles under supervision of other lawyers. This provides an excellent longer term career opportunity.
The role is suited to a person with excellent academic results, strong research skills, and an interest in these relevant fields of law.
Applications should be emailed to James Levinson at jal@bllawyers.com.au and contain a brief cover letter, academic transcript and CV by 5.00pm on 6 November 2009
Hate Hearsay? Here’s Help!
We’ve just added a HD paper from this semester’s Law of Evidence Mid-Semester Assignment to the aulss.org.au Answer Bank. The usual disclaimers apply – this is not necessarily the best answer possible, but it was awarded a HD.
If you’ve got an assignment or exam that got a HD and want to share it with the world (anonymously of course), then email it@aulss.org.au, and we’ll add it to the Answer Bank.
Exam timetables have been released on Access Adelaide.
On the list of things to do in your lifetime, we know that contributing to the Hilarian is up there at number 75. This is your last chance to see your name in that slightly out-dated typeface that we love to use. If you would like to write something, please give us an email at thehilarian@gmail.com
Submissions Close: Friday, Week One, Term Four. Word count is by consultation with the editors.
Final Year Students: If you have any photos that you would like to submit, email them to us, we’ll be having one final photo extravaganza.
 Julian Burnside AO QC v Jeremy Moore
All students are invited to watch this public debate about a Federal Bill of Rights.
Julian Burnside AO QC, senior counsel for Liberty in Victoria in the Tampa litigation will argue in favour of a Federal Bill. Jeremy Moore, lawyer for Mr Al-Kafaji, is not convinced Australia needs a Federal Bill. The University of Adelaide’s Gabrielle Appleby will introduce and moderate the discussion and debate.
The debate will be followed by open discussion.
To be held on Sunday 11 October at 2pm in Elder Hall, North Terrace, University of Adelaide.
This is a free event generously sponsored by Finlaysons.
Please direct all enquiries to Emma Riggs on 0400 518 670 or emma.riggs@gmail.com
  
Whether or not you are more excited that the LSS Elections are finally over than the actual results of them, you can view the official breakdown of votes in the document below.
LSS Election Results 2009
Well done to all involved for your creative ideas, organisation and determination throughout the week.
Thank you to John Keeler as Returning Officer, a job which in recent years has been no easy task!
The new committee will take office on 1 December 2009. Congratulations!
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