Council of Legal Education Norman Manley Law School

6 “Etched in History, Anchored in Legal Education, Serving a Region” 12. ASSESSMENT OF COURSES AND EXAMINATION A schedule outlining the issue and submission dates of assignments for subjects assessed by way of assignment, will be placed on the Notice Board, Microsoft Teams —”Senior Tutor’s Office” team, and on Westlaw TWEN. To pass a subject, a student must obtain a pass grade in both the assignment component (where applicable) and the written examination. A computation sheet of the grades will be made available to you on registration. This is also posted on TWEN. 12.1 The information and guidelines contained in this section apply specifically to the individual assignment component of subjects assessed by assignments. Further information and guidelines will be communicated in relation to group assignments as they are issued. Regulation 37 (3) provides that: “Assessments may be made at any time during the year and for this purpose the number of assignments provided shall not be less than three.” Assignments are to represent your own work. Copying the work of other persons will be treated as an academic offence under the Regulations and may also affect a student’s eligibility for admission to the practice of law. ALL assignments must bear your Identification Number, only . An Identification Number is assigned to each duly registered student. Please ensure that you correctly insert the Identification Number assigned to you. The use of the name of any student in an assignment (whether yours or that of another student), including the use of the student’s name as client, attorney -at-law, firm or in any other way reflected on any document in the assignment, will be treated as an attempt to breach the anonymity rule, applicable to all assessments and examinations, and will be dealt with as such under the Regulations. Your Identification Number is the number assigned and given to you in your Offer of Admission Letter. Please keep this number secure as this is the number by which you will be identified for the duration of your period of study at the