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[QUOTE="Lto_thaG"]

The Justice League?

Lto_thaG

I might need a huge clan to use that one. But dope still!

hmm! thats a good one

Bim-23k. 8)ayanami_rei

Jokes! I must admit its cool8)n snazy but I cant share it with a group lol!.

The Beatles >_>

I just had to do it.

CHOASXIII

Ye i've been expecting that one.

The Justice League?

Lto_thaG

I might need a huge clan to use that one. But dope still!

The A-Team

entropyecho

thats so sik. why didnt I think of that:P

So I have this shroud study bodies at uni. We help each other out a lot and we dominate the course. But, we are now trying to find a group name that when others hear it, it would stick. You know something cool and elegant, not nerdy like the group may suggest. If you have any ideas, please share them below.

What type of class is this, and how are you addressing property law?

Right now, that sounds clunky. If you want an "attention grabber", then maybe start with something that's actually related to the speech.

Say, for example, you were trying to persuade the audience on how the property laws need an overhaul because the complexity is making it difficult for people to pay their property bills which leads to foreclosures (dumb premise but I'm making this up on the spot).

You would start with a shocking statistic like (again, making this up):

"Every four hours a family loses its home. Women and children are being thrown onto the streets. The main cause of all this unnecessary homelessness? The overly complex property laws that are raising taxes and fees well beyond the point at which most families are capable of paying. Today, I, Bim, and my colleagues, Zach, Tim, and Big-Booty Burtha, are going to tell you how these laws are negatively affecting the lives of millions of Americans, and how a few simple changes can cause a lot of these problems to simply vanish."

cd_rom

That's a great technic. I may just do that thanks.

What type of class is this, and how are you addressing property law?

Right now, that sounds clunky. If you want an "attention grabber", then maybe start with something that's actually related to the speech.

Say, for example, you were trying to persuade the audience on how the property laws need an overhaul because the complexity is making it difficult for people to pay their property bills which leads to foreclosures (dumb premise but I'm making this up on the spot).

You would start with a shocking statistic like (again, making this up):

"Every four hours a family loses its home. Women and children are being thrown onto the streets. The main cause of all this unnecessary homelessness? The overly complex property laws that are raising taxes and fees well beyond the point at which most families are capable of paying. Today, I, Bim, and my colleagues, Zach, Tim, and Big-Booty Burtha, are going to tell you how these laws are negatively affecting the lives of millions of Americans, and how a few simple changes can cause a lot of these problems to simply vanish."

cd_rom

Basically, its how a lay person view on property differs from the legal perspective. So for example, I conducted a research asking 10 members of the public how they'd define property. 80% responded saying property is something you own; that is to say, if you dont own something, then you can hardly call it property so to speak. I will then following by contrasting this view with the legal perspective.

Would it be safer if I start along this line? I was hoping to bring it up a little latter in the presentation.

Who's the audience?

GabuEx

College students aspiring to study law at Uni.

It's sounds too overformal... Try speaking in a more human way, not just some werid robot speech.

arad96

I see. so what would you suggest I say to engage the audience?:question: