To provide education in other subjects to broaden the experience of Law students. To encourage students to be aware of the need for any change in the law. h).
Queensland Institute of Technology
AUTUMN SEMESTER
Academic Calendar 1987
SPRING SEMESTER
BY-LAWS OF THE
QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Under the Director, the Registrar shall— (a) be responsible for the general administration of the Institute. The Council may lay down rules for the implementation of all or some of the provisions of this statute.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
Dean of Faculty means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and so appointed. Head of Department' means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and thus designated as the senior academic staff in a particular department.
GENERAL EXAMINATION RULES
Part I. DEFINITIONS
Reference to 'Head of Department' in these Rules shall be deemed to include reference to 'Head of School'.
DETERMINATION AND NOTIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
The Registrar should first contact the lecture halls, seminar halls, drawing offices and other examination accommodation during the approved periods for the Central Examinations. The Registrar may determine the date on which all Central Examination papers required to be marked by examiners must be forwarded to the Examinations Section within the Registrar's Office and the form in which such papers shall be accepted. a) The Registrar shall be responsible for preparing a timetable for all Central Examinations and for publishing such timetable as required by these rules.
ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
Such applications should be filed with the Secretary as soon as practicable, and in any event by the deadlines set forth in the Institute's current calendar. Such applications must be supported by medical or other supporting documents in the form specified in Article 15. b) The secretary forwards the applications for special consideration to the appropriate dean of the faculty for evaluation.
CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS 16. Responsibility for Conduct of Examinations
The candidate may not leave the examination room before the end of the examination session without the permission of the invigilator. A person, whether a candidate or not, must not do anything intended to assist any other person sitting for the examination to cheat or otherwise defeat the purposes of the examination.
PLAGIARISM
PENAL TY FOR BREACH OF RULES 28. Penalties
Based on the results given by the Head of Department, the Registrar will give each Academic Board. The Academic Board responsible for the subject in which the student is registered must notify the registrar of a final result no later than two weeks (or six weeks with the approval of the Academic Board) after the start of the next semester.
REVIEW OF RESULTS
In such cases, the Registrar will inform the student in writing to contact the Head of Department responsible for the execution of the subject in order to establish exact requirements in order to be able to issue the final result. Except in the case where the Academic Council responsible for the course has decided that further assessment is desirable before the publication of a final result, the student will be given the opportunity to submit reasons to the Registrar why the result should not be withheld not.
Subject to the director's and the Department Council's overall control, the head librarian must. Any person seeking permission to use the Library under Rule 5(a)(iv) must apply in writing to the Dean of the Faculty of Law.
CENTRAL SERVICES
Hood: Black hood with a 50mm silk band in the school color, placed 50mm from the inner edge of the hood. Hood: Black hood with a 25mm silk band in the school color, placed 50mm from the inner edge of the hood.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Most of them are connected to the Institute's computer network via the MICOM 600/2 Port Selector, which enables connection to any computer in the network. Technical space comprising studios, graphics workshop and darkrooms is on level 1. The office suite, seminar room and self-service workshop is on level 2. The AM Fraser Library is located in the center of the campus in 'V' block.
STUDENT SERVICES
It was founded with the financial assistance of the QIT Union and exists to foster social interaction within and between students and staff of the QIT community. The Club is also managed by a committee elected by members of the QIT Union executive and members of the Club.
INSTITUTE FUNCTIONS
The QIT Union organizes various activities on campus to acquaint students with the activities of various clubs and societies and to acquaint students with the social life of the campus. Other publications relating to specific functions of the Institute are - - Queensland Tertiary Courses Brochure.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Students who intend to apply for admission to the right course are not considered unregistered students and must follow the application procedures described earlier. Applicants do not need to apply through a Queensland Tertiary Admissions Center unless they wish to enroll on a course from which they are not excluded.
ADMISSION POLICY and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must provide a full description of the program(s), including purpose, structure and other information about the organizing body; duration and location of classes, seminars, workshops; Outcomes obtained and perceived benefits of participation or reasons for not completing (if applicable). Diploma or diploma from a recognized university or CAE, except that in the case of a diploma, additional duties may be required from the Head of the Management Department;
LAW ACADEMIC BOARD
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES
LL.B. COURSE
LEGAL PRACTICE CONSULTATIVE SUB-COMMITTEES
g. A N Dutney iz Cannan & Peterson (predsednik) g. R P Clarke iz Morris, Fletcher & Cross g. M J D Meadows iz Flower & Hart. g. P L Cooper iz Cooper, Grace & Ward g. A W Watt iz Morris, Fletcher & Cross g. K M James iz Keith M James in John Harris g. A B Vann iz Henderson, Lahey, Trout,.
STAFF
LAW LIBRARY
Part-time Lecturer in Professional Conduct for Solicitors (Appointed by the Chief Justice of Queensland). D L Phipps, BA, LL.B.(Qld), solicitor Part-time lecturer in solicitor trust accounts. Nominated by the Queensland Law Society).
Miss V R Grimley, LL.B.(QIT)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGAL PRACTICE COURSE Principal
M J Macdermott, BBus(Accty), CradDipAdvAcc, LL.B.(Hons)(QIT), FASA CPA, Barrister, Deputy Commissioner for Corporate Affairs.
Mrs V A Quinn, Employment & Staff Consultant
LWM196
LWJ171 ALJ223/
ALJ224
COURSES OFFERED BY THE FACULTY OF LAW
INFORMATION FOR AND ADVICE TO STUDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
- LL.B. external course
- BBus(Accy), LL.B., Combined Degree Course
- Law Library
- Government Sales Centres, Law Publishers, etc
- Past LL.B. examination papers
- LL.B. students' queries
- Debating
- Law students' society
- Practical Requirements for admission as a barrister or solicitor
- Moots
- Honours
This is not simply a copy of the lecture notes in the subject, but has been specially prepared for external students. A good knowledge of the nominated cases in itself is not enough to ensure a pass in the subject.
COURSE RULES -
LWM196 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGAL PRACTICE
- The following rules relate to the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice and are made by resolution of the
- Entry Requirements
- Duration
- Content
- Company Practice (75)
- Conveyancing (including Searches and Stamping) (1925)
- Creditors' Remedies and Bankruptcy (34)
- Leases (including Commercial Leases and Ejectment Proceedings) (25 hours)
- Tax Planning (including Estate Planning) (25) The following matters are also dealt with
- Industrial Relations (including Workers' Compensation) (13,5)
- Insurance (7) 15. Legal Aid (6)
- Legal Drafting (46.75)
- Legal Interviewing and Comnunication (23.5) 18. Legal Profession and Professional Conduct
- Specialised Services (Accountants, Stock Brokers, Bankers, etc.) (3.5)
- Town Planning (12.5)
- Trade Practices and Consumer Protection (12.5) 5, Attendance
- Assessment
- Other Requirements
- Certificate of Satisfactory Completion. Graduate
A student who is absent from a course for more than seven days in total will be refused a certificate of satisfactory completion of the course, unless he or she shows cause to the Dean of the Faculty of Law why such a certificate should be granted. . . The Dean of the Faculty of Law may require students to comply with other regulations relating to the law practice course, which may be announced from time to time.
COURSE RULES - LWJ171 BACHELOR OF LAWS
- In these rules, unless the context otherwise indicates or requires -
- Entry Reguirements - see Section 5 of this Handbook
- Registration - Enrolment
- Semester 6 LWB301
If it is a non-law elective or an introductory accounting course, a student enrolled in a full 1-time course or an internal part-time course must meet the admission requirements for the Faculty of Business Administration or other relevant faculty. . In the case of a subject corresponding to a non-law elective or of Introductory Accounting and, in the case of James Cook University, in the case of a subject corresponding to Introduction to Law or Criminal Law and Procedure, a student who is enrolled in an external 1 course, must enroll in one or more higher education institutions, other than QIT, approved by the dean. of the Faculty of Law and must meet the admission requirements for such institution or institutions. k) Where the course structure requires a choice of subjects, this choice is subject to any prerequisite requirements, the availability of a subject in the timetable, the availability of staff and a sufficient minimum enrollment for a subject.
2 (Sweeks)
MNB101 MNB201
MNB181 MNB281
LWB302 LWB306
Semester Public International Law Local Self-Government Law Commercial Law Bankruptcy Law Special Law Elective Industrial Law. The special law elective mentioned above is a one-semester law course that is conducted internally when, in the opinion of the faculty dean, sufficient academic staff with the necessary expertise in the relevant subject other than one of the above are available. faculty and a sufficient number of students are enrolled in the course.
LWB480 LWB481
Semester 4 LWB201
A graduate from any degree course approved by the dean of the Faculty of Law is entitled to complete the bachelor's degree in 5 years of part-time study. The part-time bachelor's program for candidates includes the following 11 subjects:
Semester 2
LWB304 LWB310
Semester 10 LWB404
2 (Weeks) NOTE: * Deed and Essay is a whole year subject. m) Full-time and Part-time LL.B. Sub-rules (c) Law Electives, (d) Special Law Electives, (e) Research and Writing Project, (f) Bar Council Requirements and (g) Bar Council Requirements, above, apply in the case of the Full-time and Part-time Bachelor's degree courses for graduates as in the case of the Bachelor's degree course for non-graduates.
ALJ223/ALJ224 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS(ACCOUNTANCY)/
LL.B. COMBINED DEGREE COURSE
Semester 4 ACB551
Semester 10 LWB401
- Attendance - Seminar Performance
- Assignments, etc
- Examinations
- Passes
- Fails
- Credit for Subjects Passed in a Course for the Bachelor of Laws Degree at the QIT, etc
- Credit for Subjects Passed Other Than in a Course for the Bachelor of Laws Degree at the QIT
- Re-arrangement of Courses
- Honours
If it is a non-law elective or accounting, a student enrolled in a full-time course or an in-house part-time course must meet the examination requirements of the Faculty of Business Administration or other relevant faculty. In the case of a subject equivalent to a non-law elective or Introduction to Accounting, or, in the case of James Cook University, in the case of a subject equivalent to Introduction to Law or Criminal Law and Procedure, a student who is enrolled in an external course, meet the examination requirements for the approved higher education institution(s).
PRIZES AND AWARDS
The Law Book Company prize of a book voucher valued at $100.00 awarded each year to the best student in Introduction to Law. The Law Book Company prize of a book voucher valued at $150.00 awarded each year to the best student in succession.
SYNOPSES
In eighteen hours of lectures, the wider context of the operation of the criminal law will be taken into account. This part of the course will introduce the students to penal principles and the reasons for imposing punishment by the state, to aspects.
