G'day ladies and boars,
So I've got me a good ol' legal exam beginning of next term as ya would and what a way to spend the very long smoko break than studying!
Basically I gotta prepare 2 essay plans for family law (the one area ya wouldn't go to but ah well!) and my teacher ain't really helping so I thought I'd ask the people this one.
Does anyone have any ideas for structure in the following 2 questions, which are:
1) Assess the effectiveness of legal and non-legal measures in achieving just outcomes for family members
2) Evaluate the roles of the law and the media in responding to issues affecting family members
Any answer for this will be greatly appreciated! Thanks x
Jack
Hey Jack!
So I think the structure for these will be very similar - Both are 'assess/evaluate' questions requiring a judgement, both require analysis of legal measures/the law and non-legal measures/the media, and both want it explored in terms of issues for families. In either case, a few options for what goes in each paragraph:
- By issue! So one paragraph on divorce, one on domestic violence, one on surrogacy/birth technologies, etc etc
- By response (this would better suit the first question I guess)! So one on the legislature, one on the courts, one on the police, etc etc
- By effectiveness! So two paragraphs on good stuff (divided some way), and two on bad stuff, or something similar
Any of these would work - Depends on your preference

either way you'll want a solid intro and conclusion, and if you want some ideas of what specific content to include,
give these summary sheets a look!