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Winter Session 2013	To enter the WEBCAMPUS click on the link below WEBCAMPUS LOGIN (Please read the Ongoing Student Message Board below for messages and updates during the session.)

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MAPS & MAIN CAMPUS PARKING: UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY LECTURE VENUES Guide Map Parking and Public Transport Information NEW LAW SCHOOL BUILDING Guide Map UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY MAIN CAMPUS - CAMPERDOWN Guide Map ST JAMES CAMPUS Guide Map UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY NEW LAW SCHOOL BUILDING (MAIN CAMPUS) Guide Map
WEBCAMPUS LOGIN INSTRUCTIONS: You will need to enter your Last Name in title case sensitive (ie "Smith", not "smith" or "SMITH") and your six digit Student Number to log in to the LEC Webcampus.
ASSIGNMENT LODGEMENT VIA THE WEBCAMPUS: ALL students please download the Assignment Coversheet provided on the Course Materials page. The coversheet will be the first page of your assignment. Save it with the name you intend to use for the assignment, and begin your answer on the second page. Make sure you complete the Assignment Coversheet by entering in your Full Name and Address Details and the Date you lodged your assignment on the Webcampus. Next to “Signed”, type your name to acknowledge that the assignment is your own work. Submit one document only.
LEC ASSIGNMENT RESULTS: WE DO NOT GIVE ASSIGNMENT RESULTS OVER THE PHONE UNDER IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Assignment results are recorded on your results screen in the Webcampus and are displayed only for the current session.
LPAB EXAM RESULTS: PLEASE NOTE THAT EXAM RESULTS AND PAST EXAM PAPERS/COMMENTS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE FROM THE LPAB WEBSITE.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Click here for current vacancies for LPAB students

SUBJECT	DATE	MATERIAL/VENUE/LECTURE CHANGES
General LEC Notices	7/10/11	LEC CODE OF CONDUCT The Course Information Handbook in recent years has included a section “Conduct, Character and the Study of Law”. Principles of behavior appropriate to the environments in which our program is offered have been gathered into one foundation document. Click here for a copy. You are welcome to make suggestions. It will be part of the obligations of all involved with the LEC program to become familiar with, and abide by, the Code.
	17/05/13	Campus WiFi The University of Sydney ICT has advised that any LPAB students unable to access the UniSydney wireless network should contact the ICT Help Desk directly on 9351 6000. The Help Desk will reset your password over the phone so that Wifi is enabled.




Law Library	21/11/12	LAW LIBRARY CONTACTS The LPAB Librarian is Patrick O’Mara (Email: patrick.omara@sydney.edu.au; Phone (02) 9351 0293). Patrick is available to assist you with your legal research needs at any time during your Diploma in Law studies. He can help with database access problems and searching databases. He also provides legal research classes (see LPAB Course Information Handbook for full details) and individual legal research consultations. For general information you can call the Law Library Information Desk on (02) 9351 0216 or email: law.library@sydney.edu.au.
	17/5/13	Mailing of Library Cards to new students The Legal Profession Admission Board has advised that there has been a delay in the processing of applications for Library / Student ID cards. It is expected that applications will be delivered to the Campus Card Centre at the beginning of the week commencing Monday 20 May with production and postage of cards to commence shortly thereafter. In the meantime you can borrow books from the Law Library on presentation of photo ID. If you have not sent an application for a Library / Student ID card to the Legal Profession Board you can download the application form from the LPAB website at Forms and Fees > Student – Diploma in Law Course.

01 Legal Institutions	3/5/13	Would students please note that there have been changes made to the readings for Topic 10 and Topic 11 in the Legal Institutions Subject Guide. The revised Subject Guide has been uploaded.
	9/5/13	A student has brought to our attention an error in the fourth last line of page 12 of the subject guide in the journal reference for Sir Gerrard Brennan's article "The State of the Judicature." The Australian Law Journal reference should have read "(1998) 72 ALJ 33" not "(1998) 77 ALJ 33". This error has now been corrected in the subject guide and the revised version uploaded.
	17/5/13	Answers to exercises from Introductory Weekend School computer lab sessions Answers to the worksheets from the Finding Cases computer lab workshops at the Legal Institutions Introductory Weekend School have now been posted at Web Campus > Legal Skills.

02 Criminal Law


03 Torts



04 Contracts



05 Real Property



06 Australian Constitutional Law



07 Equity



08 Commercial Transactions



09 Administrative Law



10 Law of Associations	9/5/13	This is just a reminder that there is no lecture for Law of Associations this evening: lectures will commence next Thursday, 16 May, in St James Lecture Theatre 9.


11 Evidence



12 Taxation



13 Succession



14 Conveyancing



15 Practice & Procedure



17 Legal Ethics



24 Jurisprudence	7/5/13	Calendars for the Jurisprudence evening and weekend school lectures have been uploaded to the Course Materials section of the Webcampus.



16 Insolvency



18 Conflict of Laws	15/5/13	Please note that from Thursday 16 May the venue for the Conflict of Laws lectures will be the Moot Court Board Room, Level 1, New Law Building.



19 Family Law



20 Local Govt	7/5/13	Please note that there has been a slight change in the formatting on page 14 of the subject guide, but no change to the content.



21 Industrial Law	6/5/13	CHANGE IN STARTING TIME, INDUSTRIAL LAW LECTURES Would Industrial Law students please be advised that for the first half of semester their lectures on Monday evenings in St James Lecture Theatre 6 will not start until 6.30 pm. Apologies for the late notification of this change. Lectures in the second half of semester will start at 6 pm.


22 Intellectual Property	16/5/13	The Intellectual Property lecture scheduled for Monday 20 May 2013 has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled for later in the session.



23 Public International



25 Competition and Consumer Law



26 Understanding Legal Language and Legislation

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