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Briefly explain what is meant by the term natural justice

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Outline three features of statute law

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Discuss the extent to which common law is able to complement statute law

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Distinguish between representative democracy and direct democracy

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Compare the delegate view of representation and the trustee view of representation

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Evaluate the extent to which Australian elections are conducted in a transparent and accountable fashion.

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Define pressure group

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Outline three significant differences between major political parties and minor political parties

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Discuss how pressure groups and political parties can influence the results of elections.

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Contrast Senate elections and HoR elections in Australia, identifying two significant points of difference

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Compare minor parties and micro parties in Australia, citing and example of each.

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The Senate electoral system results in an unrepresentative Senate. Discuss this statement.

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Explain what is meant by adversarial trial system

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Briefly outline three categories of evidence that are inadmissible in criminal trials held in WA.

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The WA legal system is both efficient and equitable. Discuss this statement.

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Define the term Constitution.

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Briefly outline the process for enacting statutes through Parliament at the Commonwealth level.

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Outline the different types of laws that exist in Australia and explain how these interact with each other (what happens if they conflict)