Updates to Legislation
In the event of any legal changes that differ from the study material, which version should we reference in the exam—the study material or the updated version?
Additionally, how can we determine which laws have changed and the extent of those changes?
One response
It’s important to stay updated on any changes in laws that might affect your studies and exam. Typically, in an exam setting, you should refer to the most current version of the law, which means the revised one. However, it’s always best to check with your instructor or the exam guidelines to be certain.
To stay informed about changes in the law, you can:
Consult official legal sources: Government websites, legal journals, and reputable news outlets often provide updates on legislative changes.
Use legal databases: Resources like Westlaw or LexisNexis offer up-to-date legal information and can highlight changes to laws.
Study groups or forums: Engaging with peers can help you gather insights on any recent legal updates that might be relevant.
Notify your instructors: Don’t hesitate to ask your teachers or professors if they have any specific resources or guidelines regarding law changes for the exam.
By staying proactive in your research, you’ll be better prepared to reference the correct version of any law in your exam.