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Congratulations to the winners of the Connecting with Law Short Film Competition Take 2 - 2009.
Oxford University Press would like to thank all participants for the fantastic entries we received. The winning films below all provided a creative, instructive and original approach to encouraging their fellow students to connect with the law, in line with the aims of the competition.
A DVD of all the winning and highly commended film is available. Please contact highered.au@oup.com if you would like a copy.
Again, a big thank you to all the students who entered for making this such a diverse, informative and entertaining competition. And thanks also goes to all the lecturers and bookshops for getting involved. We hope that you all have lots of ideas in the pipeline for next years’ competition. Stay tuned to this website for the launch of the Connecting with Law short film competition for 2010.
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