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One of the principles of the Australian Legal system is all individuals are ____ before the law
Individuals have the right to a reasonable
Are the principles of the Australian Legal System upheld? Why/why not?
Draw the Victorian Court Hierarchy
Individuals have the right to a ___ trial
Bail is an example of
Individuals have the right to a fair trial
Individuals have the right to a reasonable appeal
The judiciary is independent and impartial
All individuals are equal before the law
In a civil case, the person who brings the case to court is known as the
Prosecutor
Policeman
Plaintiff
Pinnoccio
What is a constitution?
A document that establishes a country as an independent nation.
A foundational document that outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Federal Government.
A foundational document that sets out the rules for how a country is run.
A document that creates rules for people to follow.
What does 'separation of powers' refer to?
The different representatives of the head of state; Queen, Governor-General and Prime Minister
The different branches of government; legislative, executive and judicial
Three different systems of governance
The three levels of government; Federal, State and Local Councils
Which of the below types of government are responsible for running schools and hospitals in Australia?
Federal Government
State Government
Local Council
Which element below does not contribute to the right to a fair trial?
A trial where the accused must prove their innocence.
A trial held before an independent judge.
A trial held before an unbiased jury.
A trial where the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt the guilt of the accused.
Which of the below principles help to ensure justice in Australia's legal system?
Presumption of Innocence
Preferential treatment for minors
Right to parole
Right to a fair trial
Draw what the law means to you
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