This party in a civil dispute is known for commencing civil action.
What is a plaintiff
This word means that "all people can participate in the justice system, and its processes should be impartial and open"
This dispute resolution body will listen to parliament as they pass a statute, giving this body authority to hear and determine certain types of matters and applications.
What is a tribunal?
This body deals with grievances about the provision of goods and services, or decisions made by certain bodies or authorities.
What is a complaints body?
Both state and federal courts have this...
What is jurisdiction?
In a civil dispute this person is often getting sued...
who is the defendant.
This word needs for all people involved in the civil justice system, including judges, magistrates, jury members, mediators and conciliators to be...
what is Impartial?
This commonwealth tribunal as featured in 12.4 provides dispute resolutions to sporting bodies, athletes and support personnel.
what is the National sports tribunals.
Complaint bodies might be powerful but they can't do this...
These two roles have a big impact on Victorian courts.
What is determining the liability of a party and deciding on the remedy?
these types of things can be either a plaintiff or defendant
what is an individual, company or association
This word ensure's that "all people engaging with the justice system and its processes should be treated in the same way.
What is Equality?
This feline sounding tribunal deals with a large number and variety of civil disputes.
What is VCAT?
This complaints body featured in 12.6 deals with cyberbullying and other tech issues.
What is the office of the eSafety commissioner?
This is a method used by courts and tribunals to control the process of legal cases effectively and efficiently.
What is Case management?
this has been infringed upon, and calls for justice
what is someone's rights?
This word has many elements, one including: the opportunity to know and understand the case that is put against them.
What is participation?
VCAT has five divisions, can you name them all?
What is Administrative Division, Civil division, human rights division, planning and environment division and residential tenancies division.
The cost of taking a dispute to a tribunal, ombudsman or complaints body is generally lower than taking a dispute to court, can be considered a...
This court will take and hear claims of up to $100,000.
What is the magistrates' court?
This popular tea chain is featured in 12.1 after their keep cup scandal made headlines
what is Chatime?
This principle of justice means that "all people should be able to engage with the justice system and its processes on an informed basis"
What is Access?
This is the name for someone who makes an application to VCAT
What is Applicant?
Given the large number of tribunals, complaints bodies and ombudsmen, some members of the public may find it difficult to find the right fit for them. This can be considered a...
What is a weakness?