Law, Society and Political Involvement Flashcards

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Which court hears cases concerning interpretations of the Australian Constitution?

A

High Court of Australia

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2
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How many jurors are required for a criminal case?

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12

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3
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What type of law is based on the previous decisions of judges?

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Common law

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4
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What is the role of the court?

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The court ensures that people go by the law and those who do not face consequences.

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5
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What is the voting system used in the Senate?

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Absolute majority

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6
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What is the upper house in the Federal Parliament called?

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Legislative council

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7
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Explain the reason for a law reform.

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Times have changed and laws have become irrelevant so changing the legal system in order to enhance justice and efficiency in society.

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What is a referendum?

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A referendum is a national vote on a question about a proposed change to the Constitution.

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What is a monarchy

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A monarchy is where there is only one individual in charge, and who makes the rules of everything. Who is in full control and who has all the power.

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What is a constitutional monarchy

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A constitutional monarchy is where there is more than one person in charge and there are different levels of government and authority for every person who runs the country.

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