oh ok..that was back then. they are all old policies that has been departed from already.
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Nick Lee
8 years ago
University of London (External System). Not under the new regulations. Complete the program within 7 years. You can't re-register to do the same program back then.
If you can't manage time well, to sit even as an independent candidate, perhaps you shouldn't practice. Time management is of utmost importance in legal practice. You can always study at night or after work. Find time, or, find excuses. That's your call
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kirsten
· petition starter
8 years ago
Good feedback. in any case, there is no restriction for someone who fail LLB in university and want to reregistered and start all over again, i am sure. There are others who may have difficulties to complete perhaps due to other personal responsibilities who may want to reregister after the lapse of 4 years. we will stretch the requests as far as we can in the petition and they can reconsider.
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Nick Lee
8 years ago
I agree with half, but not the other half.
Highlighting statute books:
1) I can't speak for other law degrees, but my undergraduate programme didn't allow statutes books to be highlighted, (University of London). The rationale being, students can highlight cases based on provisions of statute. And that was the reason for the ban
2) Most law schools have limit. Either complete within certain years. Or amount of tried for a particular year. If you can't pass within 4 years, it's probably a sign from God that you shouldn't practice. Go to MMU melaka
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XIN WEI
8 years ago
Please reconsider this petition
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Vinodh
8 years ago
Please dont be ridiculous on the requirements... At the end of the day we have passed our degree and this is just a step on for the foreign graduate to be qualified. Rather than penalised people atleast teach people and to look for materials.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We should allow to highlight the statue book.
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Letchumi
8 years ago
Please reconsider
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The Board's attention and consideration on this petition are highly appreciated.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
+1
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kirsten
· petition starter
8 years ago
Dear All . Once we reach at least 1000 signatures from students...will print out and deliver a copy to director of CLP , and maybe cc a copy to the AG (to not forget the students in light of all the other more important/exciting changes in the country because the students are the future). We have reached almost 150 signatures as of now , pls encourage fellow students and all oncoming CLP students and current LLB students to sign. Each signature if important and will make a difference. Your participation is important. Thanks
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kirsten
· petition starter
8 years ago
which ones you dont agree with...dont mind feedback before we submit to the director of CLP.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Not Totally agree on all requets in the petition yet certain requests are pretty decent and worth using your time to think about it.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Much appreciated for these changes to be implemented.
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Jeff Chin
8 years ago
Indeed.
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Vikraman
8 years ago
I agree
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Jaime John
8 years ago
This is to not only ease the examination but to educate, to give positiveness and to encourage sincere & honest lawyers for the betterment of the nation.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Hope for a better change
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Lee zing
8 years ago
If a person pass the paper means that he has a clear understanding of what he've studied. Therefore, he should not resit for whatever he passed in the past
oh ok..that was back then. they are all old policies that has been departed from already.
University of London (External System). Not under the new regulations. Complete the program within 7 years. You can't re-register to do the same program back then. If you can't manage time well, to sit even as an independent candidate, perhaps you shouldn't practice. Time management is of utmost importance in legal practice. You can always study at night or after work. Find time, or, find excuses. That's your call
Good feedback. in any case, there is no restriction for someone who fail LLB in university and want to reregistered and start all over again, i am sure. There are others who may have difficulties to complete perhaps due to other personal responsibilities who may want to reregister after the lapse of 4 years. we will stretch the requests as far as we can in the petition and they can reconsider.
I agree with half, but not the other half. Highlighting statute books: 1) I can't speak for other law degrees, but my undergraduate programme didn't allow statutes books to be highlighted, (University of London). The rationale being, students can highlight cases based on provisions of statute. And that was the reason for the ban 2) Most law schools have limit. Either complete within certain years. Or amount of tried for a particular year. If you can't pass within 4 years, it's probably a sign from God that you shouldn't practice. Go to MMU melaka
Please reconsider this petition
Please dont be ridiculous on the requirements... At the end of the day we have passed our degree and this is just a step on for the foreign graduate to be qualified. Rather than penalised people atleast teach people and to look for materials.
We should allow to highlight the statue book.
Please reconsider
The Board's attention and consideration on this petition are highly appreciated.
+1
Dear All . Once we reach at least 1000 signatures from students...will print out and deliver a copy to director of CLP , and maybe cc a copy to the AG (to not forget the students in light of all the other more important/exciting changes in the country because the students are the future). We have reached almost 150 signatures as of now , pls encourage fellow students and all oncoming CLP students and current LLB students to sign. Each signature if important and will make a difference. Your participation is important. Thanks
which ones you dont agree with...dont mind feedback before we submit to the director of CLP.
Not Totally agree on all requets in the petition yet certain requests are pretty decent and worth using your time to think about it.
Much appreciated for these changes to be implemented.
Indeed.
I agree
This is to not only ease the examination but to educate, to give positiveness and to encourage sincere & honest lawyers for the betterment of the nation.
Hope for a better change
If a person pass the paper means that he has a clear understanding of what he've studied. Therefore, he should not resit for whatever he passed in the past
Yes i support