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the distinction between summary and indictable offences - 3.1.1
What are summary offences,
What are indictable offences,
What are committal proceedings
4
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key principles of the victorian criminal justice system - 3.1.2
Http what is the burden of proof,
What is standard of proof,
What is the presumption of innocence
4
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rights of an accused - 3.1.3
What is meant by the right to be ...,
What is meant by right to silence,
How is the right to silence prote...
4
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rights of victims - 3.1.4
What are the rights of victims,
What does the right to give evide...,
What does the right to be informe...
4
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The principles of justice - 3.1.5
What does justice mean,
What is fairness,
Fairness what is impartial processes
11
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VLA and CLC (not finished - tyoes of assistance for clc
What is the vla,
What types of assistance does the...,
What type of assistance does the ...
7
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plea negotiation - 3.1.7
What is a plea negotiation,
When does a plea agreement be rea...,
What is the purpose of a plea neg...
6
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reasons for the victorian court hierarchy - 3.1.8
What is the order of the victoria...,
What is orginal jurisdiction,
What is appellate jurisdiction
10
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roles of key personnel - 3.1.9
Who are the key personnel,
What are judges magistrate and wh...,
What is the role of the judge mag...
23
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need for legal practitioners - 3.1.10
Why are legal practitioners needed,
What are reasons why we need lega...,
What is the court order for legal...
5
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costs, time and cultural differences - 3.1.11
What are factors that impact the ...,
What are costs of legal represent...,
What are measures to address costs
8
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Purpose of Sanctions - 3.1.12
What are the 5 main purposes of s...,
What is the purpose of rehabilita...,
What is the purpose of deterrence
6
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types of sanctions - 3.1.13
What are the 3 types of sanctions,
What are fines,
What might the judge consider whe...
14
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factors considered in sentencing - 3.1.14
What are aggravating factors,
What are mitigating factors,
What is a victim impact statement
8
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introduction to the civil system - 3.2.0
What is the civil justice system ...,
Who holds law maming power what d...,
Who are the parties ina civil dis...
13
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key concepts of civil law - 3.2.1
What are the key concepts in the ...,
What is the burden of proof,
What is the standard of proof
3
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factors to consider before initiating a civil claim - 3.2.2
What are the factors that should ...,
Costs what do costs include in ci...,
Costs why is legal representation...
8
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principles of justice - 3.2.3
What is fairness and what are the...,
What is equality and what is same...,
What is access
5
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reasons for the victorian court hierarchy (civil) - 3.2.5
What are the two main reasons for...,
What is administrative convenience,
What are appeals what are grounds...
6
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responsibilities of key personnel - 3.2.6
Who are the key personnel,
What is the responsibility of a j...,
Judgedescribe act impartially
7
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the need for legal practitioners
What is the role of a legal pract...,
Why are legal practitioners needed,
Obtaining legal aid
5
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class actions
What are class actions,
What is needed for a class action,
What are costs for class actions
5
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CAV, VCAT and the courts
What is cav,
What is the role of cav,
What is the purpose of cav when r...
23
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damages and injunctions
What is a remedy,
What is the general purposes of r...,
What are damages and what is the ...
14
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impacts of cost and time
Explain legal costs,
What are measures to address cost...,
What are the impacts of time in c...
5
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