SAC preparation Flashcards

Memory Test!

1
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Law made by Parliament

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Statute Law (Or Legislation)

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2
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Parliament

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The supreme law-making body

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3
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What is Commonwealth Parliament made up of

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Governer-General (David Hurley), Crowns rep, Lower house 151 (House of rep) Upper house (Senate) 76

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4
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Commonwealth purpose

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Makes laws for the whole of Australia

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5
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Local council purpose

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Makes laws on local town, or city matters.

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6
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Government definition

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Party of majority of seats in the lower house

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7
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Australian Constitution

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The rulebook that governs the nation.

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8
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Structure of the Commonwealth Parliament (Has governer-GENERAL)

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(Governor-General, David Hurley AC) (Crown’s Representative) House of reps (Lower, 151 seats) Senate (Upper, 76 seats)

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9
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Whoever gains most seats in lower house..

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-forms government!

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10
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Leader of Labor party.. Prime Minister..

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Anthony Albanese

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Structure of the State Parliament

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Governor (Margaret Elaine Gardner) (Crown’s rep) Legislative ASSEMBLY (Lower, 88 reps) Legislative COUNCIL (Upper, 40 members)

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12
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Bicameral structure

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2 houses including Upper and Lower house.

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13
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Bill Definition

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A proposed law. To become one.

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14
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Coalition

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Joining of two or more political parties. (Alliance)

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15
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State Structure, Lower and Upper, A and C

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Legislative ASSEMBLY and Legislative COUNCIL

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16
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Governor:

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The Kings rep, at state level

17
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Parliament is responsible for.. laws, whereas Government..

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Parliament MAKES laws, Government proposes them.

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Role of Courts in law-making

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To settle disputes.
Determine cases.

19
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Precedent:

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Legal principle (Should be a guide.)

20
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Social Cohesion

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The willingness of members of a society to cooperate with each other in order to survive and prosper.

21
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Parliaments role is to [ ] law. Role of courts is to [ ] law

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Parliament MAKES laws, Role of courts APPLIES law.

22
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Parliament cannot..

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judge if a law has been broken.

23
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Civil law vs Criminal law.

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Civil law: to compensate. Criminal law: to punish.

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Principles of Justice:

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Fairness, Equality, Access.

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Principles of Justice:

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F, E, A.

26
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Role of individuals in social cohesion:

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Responsibility to be aware and abide laws.

27
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What is a Statute law?

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Statute Law is the law made by Parliament.

28
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What is a Common law?

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A law createdby judges, based on court decisions.

29
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Fairness:

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The principle of JUSTICE. (Justice system should be impartial and open to everyone!)

30
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Equality:

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The law should apply to ALL people equally regardless of their status in society. (Second principle of justice.)

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Access:

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The right to USE, COMMUNICATE, or APPROACH something or someone.

32
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Strict liability

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All that needs to be present is the act itself, someones been hit of murdered, don’t have to prove mens rea: the intention

33
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Burden of proof

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For criminal court, must be without a doubt, which party needs to prove using strength of evidence.

34
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Doctrine of Precedent

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