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Welcome to the Connecting with Law Film Competition – Take 2 for 2009.
We invite you to submit a short film (between 2 and 5 minutes) about law or the study of law. The winners will be those judged to be the most creative, instructive and original – anything that helps other students connect to the law.
This competition is open to all students currently enrolled in an Australian Law School. Please note: non-law students can be involved, however at least one student per group must be studying a law subject
Entries close Friday 31st July 2009.
Please follow the links for the entry forms and submission guidelines:
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