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What major impact did the forced removal of First Nations children have on current generations?
What major impact did the forced removal of First Nations children have on current generations?
It resulted in intergenerational trauma among First Nations communities.
What is the difference between international treaties and international declarations?
What is the difference between international treaties and international declarations?
International treaties are legally binding agreements, while international declarations are non-binding agreements that outline aspirations.
How does the Australian Constitution protect human rights?
How does the Australian Constitution protect human rights?
It protects a limited number of rights through express rights and implied rights interpreted by the High Court.
What role did the Australian courts play in the enforcement of human rights?
What role did the Australian courts play in the enforcement of human rights?
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What is required for Australia to ratify an international treaty?
What is required for Australia to ratify an international treaty?
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What role does a civil jury play in legal cases in Australia?
What role does a civil jury play in legal cases in Australia?
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Identify and explain two types of remedies available in civil law.
Identify and explain two types of remedies available in civil law.
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Discuss the effectiveness of monetary compensation as a remedy in civil disputes.
Discuss the effectiveness of monetary compensation as a remedy in civil disputes.
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How do international human rights treaties influence domestic laws in Australia?
How do international human rights treaties influence domestic laws in Australia?
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What is the significance of Australia's commitment to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
What is the significance of Australia's commitment to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
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Study Notes
Unit 1: Legal Foundations
- Principles of Justice: Access, Fairness, Equality
- Courts: Statutory interpretation, Binding precedent, Persuasive precedent, Ways to avoid following a precedent
Unit 2: Presumption of Innocence
- Key Concepts of Criminal Law: Burden of proof, Standard of proof, Distinction between summary & indictable offences, Summary offences, Indictable offences
Unit 4: Civil Liability
- Possible Parties: Aggrieved party, Wrongdoer, Employer
- Negligence: Elements of negligence
Unit 5: Remedies
- Dispute Resolution Methods: Arbitration, Mediation, Conciliation, dispute resolution institutions, tribunals, ombudsman, complaints bodies, the jury, purpose of remedies
Unit 6: Human Rights
- Meaning and Development: Meaning of human rights, protection of rights through the Australian constitution, the right to vote (Roach case)
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Test your knowledge on legal foundations, including principles of justice, criminal law concepts, civil liability, and human rights. This quiz covers significant aspects of legal theory and practice in Australia, extending through various units to enhance your understanding of law. Challenge yourself with key definitions and implications of various legal principles.