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Answering legal studies questions

Don't just describe, analyse. 

Answering legal studies questions requires us to not only describe something, but often to analyse or critique it. For example, when asked about the effectiveness of a certain law, we need to be able to determine that law's effectiveness against a set of criteria or elements. So it's always useful to have a set of criteria on hand that you can use to analyse a law. 

 

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