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Subject Code | [NAME] | Subject Coordinator | Assessment Type | Assessment Due | % | Code | Other notes
LAWS50055 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Class participation | Class run 1-10 February | Hurdle
 |  |  | Written Preparation | Due Monday 13 February, 9:30am | 25 |  | Should include drafts of opening and closing adresses and outline of objectives
 |  |  | Trial Performance | 13 - 17 February | 50
 |  |  | Reflective report | Due Monday 27 February, 9:30am | 25
LAWS50071 | [NAME] | [NAME] | 100% class attendance | 29 February–9 March 2012, 1–2pm | Hurdle
 |  |  | Short written report on assigned topic (500-1000 words) | TBA | 20 | Code 2 | Students may be required to work on this assignment individually or in small groups.
 |  |  | Class participation | 29 February–9 March 2012, 1–2pm (Melbourne)  8-20 July (USA) | 10 |  | Class participation includes:        - Professional comportment throughout the course;       - Active participation in seminars in Melbourne and the USA;       - Leading discussions and questions on particular topics;       - Researching, introducing and thanking individual guest speakers;       - Assisting with logistical and administrative matters.
 |  |  | Research Paper (6000 words) | Due Monday 8 October, 4pm | 70
LAWS50049 | International Human Rights Law | [NAME] | Reflective essay (1000 words) | Due Tuesday 7 February, 9:30am | 20
 |  |  | Research Essay (5000 words) | Due Tuesday 20 March, 9:30am | 80 |  | Top to be negotiated with Subject Coordinator
 |  |  | OR
 |  |  | Supervised Examination | Friday 17 February Reading Time: 1:30 - 2:00pm Writing Time: 2:00 - 5:00pm | 80 |  | Open book, 3 hours plus 30 minutes reading time Exam will be held in Theatre G08
LAWS50063 | Competition Law | [NAME] | Research Essay (6000 words) | Due Wednesday 11 April, 9:30am | 100 | Marking code 1
LAWS50042 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Two written memorials | Contact subject coordinator for details | 70 |  | To be prepared coorperatively by students working together as members of a team.
 |  |  | Moot presentations | TBA | 30 |  | Includings practice rounds, Exhibition Moot in Melbourne and compeitive rounds in Canberra and Washington DC
LAWS50059 | Legal Internship | [NAME] | Pre-Internship 'Getting Ready for Work' (Internship) 1 day session | Refer to [NAME] website for date | Hurdle
 |  |  | Legal research totalling 6000 words | Due 2 months after the completion of the internship | 100 |  | Weighting to be determined by the supervisor in consultation with the student.  The assessed research work may take a variety of forms (including substantial research memoranda or advice, briefs or written submissions, legal policy advocacy, and research essays). It may include work carried out during the internship (subject to agreement with the host organisation) or after the internship but directly connected with the internship.
 |  |  | Post-internship debrief (1 hour) | TBA | Hurdle
 |  |  | Post-internship report (approx. 500 words) | Due 2 weeks after completion of internship | Hurdle
LAWS50023 | Legal Method & Reasoning | [NAME] | Case Analysis Exercise (1500 words) | Due on Monday 13  Feburary, 9:45am | Hurdle |  | All assessment will be graded as hurdle requirements. Students must pass all assessment tasks to be awarded a pass in the subject.
 |  |  | Statutory Interpretation Exercise (1500 words) | Due on Monday 20 February, 9:45am | Hurdle
LAWS50039 | Legal Research | Maureen Tehan | Class or project participation evidenced by oral presentation |  | Hurdle
 |  |  | Written research work project or equivalent (8000 words) | Due Monday 5 March, 9:30 | 100
Code 1: Any word limit will be enforced strictly and any excess will incur a marking penalty.
Code 2: Work judged grossly in excess of any word limit may incur a marking penalty or be returned for rewriting. If the examiner does not specify
some other threshold, or more, work will be judged grossly in excess of a word limit if its length exceeds that word limit by 10%
Code 3: Any word limit will be regarded as recommended rather then compulsory and no student will be disadvantaged by exceeding the limit.
As a default position, any penalty incurred will be equal to 5% of the total available marks for the piece of work for each 10% or part thereof by which the number of words exceeds the applicable word limit. For example, for an assessment task with a limit of 2,500 words, a penalty of 5% of the total available marks will be imposed for every 250 words or part thereof by which the submission exceeds (a) 2500 words where Code 1 is applied or (b) 2,750 words where Code 2 is applied.
LATE PENALTIES
Assessment is considered to be late if it is submitted after the prescribed time and date for submission, or after any extension authorised for the
purposes of special consideration has expired.
In the case of a take-home examination, the marking penalty for late submission will be 10% of the total available marks per hour or part thereof.
In all other cases, the marking penalty will be 10% of the total available marks per day (including weekends and holidays) or part thereof for that
particular piece of assessment.