Principles of Justice
The 3 principles of justice
What is Fairness, Equality, and Access
The 3 dispute resolution methods we have covered
What are mediation, conciliation, and arbitration
A government appointed official who investigates claims made by individuals against certain bodies or institutions in a way that is independent, timely, and accessible
What is Ombudsmen
Blonde haired Harvard Law School graduate from this 2001 comedy
Who is Elle Woods
All people can participate in the justice system
What is the purpose of Fairness
Usually conducted within the Victorian Supreme Court with decisions made being legally binding
What is arbitration
Administrative, civil, human rights, planning and environment, and residential tenancies
What are the Divisions of VCAT
Song by this UK pop star beginning with the lyrics "my name is Pink and I'm really glad to meet you"
What is 'Illegal' by Pink Pantheress
People should be treated in the same way but if the same treatment creates disparity or disadvantage, adequate measures should be implemented to allow all to engage with the justice system without disparity or disadvantage.
What is Equality?
An independent third party who facilitates conversations between disputing groups but is unable to provide advice, recommendations or judgements
Can hear and determine applications in relation to the recognition of land title unique to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
What is the Native Title Tribunal
Gina Linetti is the civilian administrator for the 99th precinct in this TV show
What is Brooklyn Nine-Nine
A feature of the Principle of Justice: Access
What is:
- People should be able to engage with the justice system
- People should be able to engage on an informed basis
Not legally binding unless a deed of settlement is signed, less formal dispute resolution method than going through the courts, suggestions can be offered to aid parties in resolving their dispute
What is conciliation
The role of the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO)
What are
- Helping employers and employees by providing information, education and advice on pay rates and workplace rights and obligations.
- Enforcing compliance with the Fair Work Act, related legislation, awards and registered agreements.
Using an adapted version of arbitration, this famous TV judge is known for lines such as "don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining"
Who is Judge Judy
The person hearing or deciding a case may not be impartial
What is apprehended bias
Circumstances where mediation and conciliation are not appropriate
What is:
- A vulnerable party is involved
- A legally binding decision is needed
- Parties are highly emotional or hostile
- Parties are unwilling to discuss the issues involved in the dispute
Issuing summons for people to attend interviews or produce documents
What are the ombudsmen special powers of investigation
A classic Australian movie about the compulsory acquisition of a house featuring the line "In summing up, it's the constitution, it's Mabo, it's justice, it's law, it's the vibe... and no that's it, it's the vibe. I rest my case."
What is 'The Castle'