PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE
WHAT IS EQUALITY?
THE PRINCIPLE ENSURING THAT ALL PARTIES TO A TRAIL ARE TREATED WITHOUT DISPARITY
WHAT IS THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE?
THE PRINCIPLE THAT THE ACCUSED IS NOT GUILTY OF A CRIME UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE
1. FINES
2. IMPRISONMENT
3. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS ORDERS
WHAT IS THE STANDARD OF PROOF IN A CIVIL TRIAL?
BALANCE OF PROBABILITIES
WHAT ARE 2 TYPES OF REMEDIES
INJUNCTIONS AND DAMAGES
WHAT IS ACCESS?
THE ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AN INFORMED MANNER IN LEGAL PROCEDURES
WHAT ARE THE 2 ASPECTS OF PROVING GUILT?
MENS REA & ACTUS REUS
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN INDICTABLE AND A SUMMARY OFFENCE
INDICTABLE OFFENCES ARE SERIOUS MATTER TRIED IN A HIGHER COURT WHILE SUMMARY OFFENCES ARE MINOR CRIMES THAT ARE HEARD IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURT
WHAT IS DEFAMATION?
A FALSE STATEMENT THAT HARMS THE REPUTATION OF THE PLAINTIFF
WHAT ARE INJUNCTIONS?
AN ORDER TO DO OR STOP DOING SOMETHING
THE FAIR AND UNBIASED TREATMENT AND PROCEDURES IN COURT
WHAT IS FAIRNESS?
A CRIME THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE MENS REA. FOR EXAMPLE, THEFT OR MANSLAUGHTER
WHAT ARE 4 OF THE 5 PURPOSES OF SANCTIONS?
WHAT ARE DEFENCES TO NEGLIGENCE?
CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE & VOLUNTARY ASSUMPTION OF RISK
LIST 3 TYPES OF DAMAGES
GENERAL, SPECIFIC, AGGRAVATED, NOMINAL, CONTEMPTUOUS, EXEMPLARY