LAWS 201 Criminal Law

Location: Otago Polytechnic Lecture Theatre 

Date: Saturday 5th October 9 AM – 4 PM

Tutor: Toni Post

Toni is a fourth year law and politics student. She survived second year law with flying colours that earned her a spot in LLB Honours. She has since managed to get consistently high grades in all her papers despite taking on five paper semesters for the last two years. Toni is always happy to spread her knowledge of the law with others and has picked up one on one tutoring for second year criminal law this year. When she’s not parked up in Richardson library you can find her doing business case competitions, volunteering or getting involved in SOULS events like law revue. Although she may not look that scary, Toni is also a keen boxer and has competed in the OUSA Charity Fight.

What is a workshop?

We are often asked, what do your workshops actually involve and why are they useful? At each workshop, you are provided with a full booklet of notes which have been handcrafted by our high-quality tutors. Throughout the day, the tutor will run through the booklet of notes explaining each concept and working through practise questions with you. Our workshops run from 9 am – 4 pm so we can help as many students as possible. However, we know that your time is valuable, so we try and get the trickier bits done early on.

We provide all of our students with a sushi lunch and fruit throughout the day to keep you all energised and focused.

These workshops are great if you feel confident about the paper to give you an overview of all the concepts so you can see which topics you don’t know as well. Or as a crash course if you have neglected your studies throughout the semester and need to get over the line!

At Comtutor, we know that your time is valuable, so we try and get the trickier bits done early on. We also stack you up with sushi for lunch so you feel refreshed for the second half of your day.

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Disclaimer: Comtutor is an independent tutoring company with no association to the University of Otago. We make no claim to represent or be endorsed by the University. While we know our courses are unreal, we still encourage you to attend your lectures and tutorials.