This is the standard course plan that you will follow, assuming that by the end of 2005 you have completed:

• History and
  Philosophy of Law 1
• History and
  Philosophy of Law 2
• Torts and the
  Process of Law or
  Torts and the Process
  of Law 1 & 2
• Criminal Law or
  Criminal Law 1 & 2
• Contracts or
  Contracts 1 & 2
• Constitutional and Administrative Law
• Property or
  Property 1 & 2

Substantial Piece of Legal Writing:________________________________

Student informed of any fee implications for LOA or study load reduction?

* Available also as a 2006 summer semester subject.

** As an alternative, Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct is available as a 2006 summer semester subject, and Dispute Resolution and Legal Ethics is also available as a 2006 semester 1 subject.

#As an alternative, when available, students may take Evidence and Proof as a Summer Semester subject rather than in Semester 1, at any time in their degree. Evidence and Proof will be available as a 2006 Summer Semester Subject.

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Quasi-compulsory subjects are subjects that must be undertaken to meet the academic requirements for admission to practise in Victoria. They are not compulsory for the purposes of completing your LLB.