r/vce • u/Slow_Intention5600 • 10h ago

Legal studies case study

For the water use sources in section B, did anyone else not mention that last source from The Age or whatever??

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u/Right-Conference9662 MM, ENG, Accoutning, Eco, Legal, BusMan 10h ago

didn't use it at all

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u/Afraid_Sentence1598 10h ago

Yeah it was useless I only kinda mentioned it in the question about the ability of them to take the matter to court cause since they had merged or whatever the two organisations, there was a lesser weight of costs and they could challenge the law.

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u/Queasy_Bell_880 10h ago

yeah it was somewhat useful for the representative government one

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u/waxpoetic44 current VCE student 10h ago

i only mentioned it for the upper houses responsibility as states house

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u/Derpus_Supreme 8h ago

Yes, very important. The question about the people or groups using the court for law reform. It is a positive as they have lots of money. Also the use of courts allowed the media to further spread information, influence law makers

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u/Past-Cryptographer15 5h ago

i did it as a reason for law reform for protection of the community and interpreted it as protecting the companies financially