A WEEK OF SILENCE

LAW LOVER

Assalamualikum WBT..
hi guys !!

i love reading law in ukm..

I sort of enjoy reading law and it is genuinely what I have always wanted to do. Although funnily enough I told my parents that I wanted to be a burglar when I was a kid?? I have never contemplated another degree subject. I only wish I could love it a bit more. There are many law blogs in my feed and I enjoy reading every single one of them, obviously or they wouldn't be in my feed. Most of them are very different and most of them deal with a specific law related genre, but one thing they all have in common is that they are law blogs in the true sense of the word. The writers clearly cherish writing about the subject and I am amazed by some blogs written by fellow students who write with a depth well beyond their student years.
Law is not a hobby for me. I certainly would never list it as an interest. The idea of going to bed reading a law book is abhorrent to me. I believe there is a humongous difference between enjoying your degree and loving law. To me it's all about the practice. It's about standing up and defending or prosecuting someone to the best of my ability. The degree is a means to an end and I can't wait for it to be over. I would like nothing more than to wake up tomorrow and be ready to go to work. I like the nitty gritty. This is when I will love law.

Am I strange? Surely I should live and breathe my degree. I should take an obsessive active interest in anything law related. I should devour all legal books and sitting in a lecture should be an absolute pleasure and every tutorial cherished. When I turn an exam paper over my heart should flutter at such a delicious question. I should be depressed that I am now lawless and will remain so for another three months. But I don't, they are not, it doesn't and I am not...really... I am really not.

Thats all for now..
Love you guys and good luck for the final exam !!

Yours trully,
Muhamad Mawardi

cheating?? huh??

“Copy from one, it's plagiarism; copy from two, it's research.”

There are an immense amount of question and answer books available at the moment. On a number of occasions in the past I have been set an essay question exactly as it appeared in one of the question and answer books that I delved into purely for revision purposes.

What to do?

Copy it and change the odd word here and there.

Have it in front of you but rephrase the whole thing.

Use it as a guide to signpost key points required to answer the question.

Follow the structure of the answer but use your own research.

Attempt to improve on the answer.

Have a go at the answer and then compare it later.

Ignore it.

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It would be foolish to assume that there is only one copy of the book that you have in existence and the writers, publishers and anyone who had anything to do with the book or knew about it died in a plane crash. Wouldn't it?

~.: just for laugh :.~

Smartest Man in the World


A doctor, a lawyer, a little boy and a priest were out for a Sunday afternoon flight on a small private plane. Suddenly, the plane developed engine trouble.

In spite of the best efforts of the pilot, the plane started to go down. Finally, the pilot grabbed a parachute, yelled to the passengers that they had better jump, and bailed out.

Unfortunately, there were only three parachutes remaining.

The doctor grabbed one and said "I'm a doctor, I save lives, so I must live," and jumped out.

The lawyer then said, "I'm a lawyer and lawyers are the smartest people in the world. I deserve to live."

He also grabbed a parachute and jumped.

The priest looked at the little boy and said, "My son, I've lived a long and full life. You are young and have your whole life ahead of you. Take the last parachute and live in peace."

The little boy handed the parachute back to the priest and said, "Not to worry, Father. The 'smartest man in the world' just took off with my back pack."

~:. SelaMat HarI RaYa AidiLfItrI To All :.~

Assalamualaikum WBT.
Hi Guys!!
SeLaMaT HaRi RayA and hope you guys enjoy your holidays!!

I was arrived at UKM from Melaka about 5 or 6 p.m and now I'm so bored because my roommate is still not here and i got nothing to do right now. That was what I thought before i remembered that i have forgotten about this blog (and all my PBL work and assignments )and I still not post my 2nd post yet until today. Hehe. Sorry Madam but i've just post it.

Lets talk about Aidilfitri. This year my family and I celebrate Aidilfitri only in Melaka. There is no "balik kampung" for us this year. Actually my father had a small accident just before Hari Raya. On the last night of the tarawikh prayer, he had an accident just 50 metre infront of our house when he was on the way to go to the mosque. The motorcycles brake was stuck when he hit the brake and thats make him fall from the bike and injured him on his face, shoulder and leg. The Baju Melayu he was wearing was torn. Blood flow from the wound but it was not very serious. I was the one who take him to the nearest clinic. He's okay now but the wound still not fully recovered. thats why my mother dont want to "balik kampung" this year. I think she is afraid that the incident might happen again.

Eventhough my family and i didn't make it to "kampung" this year but Aidilfitri was still merrier like years before. My dad with his "lemang" and my mum with her very tasty and wonderful "rendang". Even by thinking of all that yummy foods now makes me feel hungry. And not forgeting my two younger brothers with their firecrackers and fireworks that always make my mother cant stop nagging. Even I cannot hold myself to play with those firecrackers. Those things are very important. Aidilfitri will not be merier and happening if there is no firecrackers and fireworks around. Right guys??

Celebrating aidilfitri with my family was a very wonderful feeling to me eventhough we didn't celebrate it with all of our relatives at the "kampung". But we still have friends and relatives who live near to visit us during 'raya' seasons. Everyday was a very busy day to me, not because of doing my assignment or something like that but because I have to treat all the guest who came to my house and ofcourse to go to friends house too. Only once a year we have this chance to go to other people house, ask for forgiveness and sat together right?? So this Aidilfitri really makes me feel very thankful to god and at the same time forget all the works and the hectic life in UKM.

I think thats all for now.
I want to wish to all of you Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri and a special thank to Hafis because of his kindness by allowed me to ride with him, sending me to Melaka and sang the "balik kampung" song with me along the way. Hehe.

~.: HomeSick :.~

Assalamualaikum WBT
Hi guys!!

homesick!! homesick!!

Deep down in every of us there is an adventurer, and eternally youthful spirit that hungers for new and strange places, for new and wondrous experiences. It is a deeply human feeling, this desire to travel and visit unknown places, this desire to increase one’s knowledge of the world. It is an ancient longing, far more ancient than the first man who looked up at the hawk and with a cry of pain wished that he could fly, too.

Therefore, two sorts of feelings can be experienced on leaving home for some time. First we are anxious to know the place where we intend to go and we eagerly look forward to making the acquaintance of new friends in a new surrounding; then we shall be able to draw comparisons between the old place and the new one.

Yet our joy is not unmitigated, because on leaving an old place, memories of all sorts come back to our mind. We remember the pleasant hours we spent there with our family and friends, and the happy events that place was a witness of. On such an occasion even sorry remembrances are gently cared for, since they are some more links connecting us to that place and thus making it all the dearer to us.

Then we easily understand why, most of the time, any departure causes such opposite feelings, the source of moral torment for fear we should deprived of all that made our life sweet before.

Before leaving Melaka or Kg. Sungai Udang (to be exactly) I had only seen things so common, but everything seemed beautiful and meaningful to me now.

I shut my eyes so as to see the faces of my dear mother, father, sister, and my two agile brothers

miss all of them very much!!!

.: new life :.

hello everybody!!
ehmm.As i was especting ,i'm the last person to post my view here.hehe

About studying law,this is my first choice and i'm very glad that i made it to this university,National University of Malaysia,UKM,and ofcourse to be in Faculty of Law but for my mum and dad they doesn't feel the same way i did.Actually they always wanted me to be a teacher but somehow i manage to convince them..I still remember the first day here,in UKM,(in KKM to be exactly)the feeling that been surrounded by unfamiliar faces of all races and ages. I desperately searched for a familiar face; but it turned out that there was no one there that I had known.Oh my god!I'm alone.That part was very scary part for me,the feeling that i have to go through university life ALONE..But now, i have so many friends here that sometime i accidently forgot their name.Sorry..hehe

The first time i entered Pn. Hanani English For Law class, i know this class will make me a quiet student.Not that i dont want to participate in class but my english is very BAD but lucky me,on the first day of our class,Pn. Hanani make me speak up in front of the class.haha.what a lucky day.However,above all,the most important thing i need to do right now is to IMPROVE my english.(Can someone help me?anyone?)

i really hope here that we all can be best friends ever and share all the precious and sad moments together.....
thank you and wish you all have a nice day..

the most sincere person EVER,
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MUHAMAD MAWARDI ZAINUDIN