Term One Legal Exam Yr 11 2023

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State the Differences between __**Adversarial**__ and __**Inquisitorial**__ Court Process
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State the Names of the Arms of __**The Separation of Powers**__
The Judiciary, The Legislative and The Executive
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Why is __**The Doctrine of the Separation of Powers**__ so Important?
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State the Process of Legislation in a __**Bicameral Parliament**__
Bill Introduced → 1st Reading → 2nd Reading → Consideration in Detail → 3rd Reading → Approved by the House of Representatives → Receipt by the Senate → 1st Reading → 2nd Reading → Legislation Committee Public Hearing → Committee of the Whole Senate → 3rd Reading → Royal Assent by Governor General
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State the Process of Legislation in a __**Unicameral Parliament**__
Bill Introduced → 1st Reading → Committee Consideration → 2nd Reading → Consideration in Detail → 3rd Reading → Royal Assent (Governor Instead of Governor General)
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What are two main sources of law in Australia?
Common Law and Statute Law
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What are the similarities and differences between Common Law and Statute Law?
Similarities:

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Differences:

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State the __**Court Hierarchical System for Criminal and Civil**__ Law.
High Court ← Supreme Court (Court of Appeal)

← Supreme Court QLD (Trials) - Serious Matters > ($750000 Civil)

← District Court - Serious Crimes > ($150000 Civil)

← Magistrates - Summary Offences < ($150000 Civil)
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Which Courts in Australia use the __**Inquisitorial System**__?
The Coroner’s Court