Crminal Law
Civil Law
Contstitution
Law Reform
Facts about Erin
100

Things that a judge considers to reduce the severity of a sanction

Mitigating factors

100
On the balance of probabilities.

The standard of proof for civil matters.

100

151

The number of seats in the House of Representatives

100

Temporary law reform body that investigates serious issues

Royal Commission

100

What subjects does Erin teach other than Legal Studies

Humanities and Criminal Minds

200

To condemn or censure the offender’s behaviour (that is, make it clear to the community the behaviour is wrong)

Denunciation

200

When a group of 7 or more people join together an undertake legal action.

Class action/representative proceedings. 

200

The signing of a bill into law

Royal Assent
200

When judges consider social factors and views when making judgements.

Judial activism

200

When is Erin's birthday 

9th of August
300

When a victim/witness is reluctant to given evidence it would be inappropriate

plea negotiation

300

When considering who the defendants are and the the degree of their responsibility.

The scope of liability (a facors to consdier when initiating legal action)

300
Powers that both the states and commonwealth have to make laws

Concurrent law making powers.

300

Research, Consultation, Public Hearings, Submission.

The process used by VLRC when undertaking law reform.

300

How many piercings does Erin have?

16

400

Usually an aggravating factor which includes the particulars of any injury, loss, or damage.

Victim Impact Statement

400
A judge may direct parties to do before, or during a trial in the hope of resolving the disputre. 

Order mediation

400

The power to adminster laws and manage government business.

Executive powers/branch.

400

Can only investigate victoria law matters not commonwealth laws.

A limitation of VLRC

400

What is Erin's twins name

Rebecca or Bec

500

Some groups who may not understand English and/or consider it taboo to make direct eye contact or speak of certain things.

Cultural factors that limit justice (many experienced by first nations peoples)

500

Distputes where there is a power inbalance, where emotions may interfere, and/or a history of broken promises.

Disputes not suitable of mediation/concilation.

500

When a law is found to be made beyond the powers of the Parliament.

Ultra Vires.

500

Technology is constantly changing the way that we live.

Why the law needs to change.

500

What is Erin's dog name

Koda

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