criminal
1 key difference between a summary and an indictable offence
-jurry no jurry
-magistrates' court/ country or supreme court
- the maximum penalties applyed
what is the stander of prood
on the balance of proberbility
what houses of parliment does a bill need to pass to become law
-upper hosue/house of representavies
-lower house/senete
reason for law refrom
-change in belifs
-community protection
-advances in tehcnology
what is requeired to make fire
-fule
-oxergen
name a right given to a victim
-right to give evidence via alternative arrangements
-right to be informed about procedures
- right to be informed about the likely release date of an offender
name 2 costs that would be considered before taking civil action
-disbursments
-court fees
-mediation fees
-jury fees
-expert witness fees
-adverse cost fees
-availability of legal aid
what doe ssection 71 do
establish the high court
who arsks for a majoir inquiery
govener genral
what is the diffrence between a 2d and 3 d pencil
what you can draw with the pencil
A judge creates a binding precedent; another judge in the same court hierarchy creates another binding precedent. What happens to the original precedent
It remains a contradiction precedent
What is an example of enforcement issues
-somomne is incarcerated
-brankrupt
-plaintiff doesn't know the defendant
-defendant may be unable to pay
- defendent may be a conpondy that doesnt have assets
-diversity of parl
-willingess to act in accordence with majoirty
-refulaer elections
role of VLRA
moderate and coordinate law reform activierty in victoria by investigating and advising the victorina parliment
name 4 countrys that contain the letter q
-qutar
-iraq
-mozambqie
-equitorial gunie
name the act which allows the previously said victims' rights
-right to give evidence via alternative arrangements (Criminal Procedure Act 2009)
-right to be informed about proceedings (Victims Charter Act 2008)
-right to be informed about the likely release date of the offender (Correction Act 1986)
when is joe jonahs birthday
august 15th 1989
whats the significance of section 109 in the constituion
-imposes a consitutnal approch to managing inconsitencys / contridiction between the common wealth and state
ways a judge can avoid a predicent
- reversing
-overuling
-disaproving
-distignishing
What is the definition of Rapacious
agressivly greedy
4 services that victorian legal aid give
-free legal info
-free legal adcive + rep
-funding for exsternal legal rep
-advocacy + reform work
if a perosn wants to maintain the relashonship with th eother partys but wants a more formal process what type of disptue methord resolution should they attend
consilitation
name all 5 exspressed right
-freedom of religon
-freedom of inter state trade
-just terms for property acquisition
-trial by jury
-non discimitation on baisis of state orignen
name 2 reasons for consitiunal change
-recognies first nations peoples
-increased the protection of rights and entenching it
-change the cth law making powers
-reform aus poltical system
what is a ph of an oyster
6-8