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Politics and Law Notes - Term 3 Year 11
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WACE - Year 11 - Politics and Law
This document contains all of the term 3 content for year 11 politics and law. it is all organized by topics and syllabus points as well as learning intentions. each point goes into details and contains examples such as case studies.
Inquisitorial System vs The Adversarial System
This student studied:
HSC - Year 11 - Legal Studies
A legal extended response regarding both the inquisitorial system of trial and the aversarial system, comparing and contrasting the two and making a judgment on which is the most effective system of trial.
Adversarial and Inquisitorial Legal Systems
This student studied:
HSC - Year 11 - Legal Studies
COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE ADVERSARIAL AND INQUISITORIAL LEGAL SYSTEMS. One page and a half. Good response question or assessment task answer.
Unit 4 AOS 2 : Court Processes and Procedures and Engaging in Justice
This student studied:
VCE - Year 12 - Legal Studies
- ͞The elements of an effective legal system; entitlements to a fair an unbiased hearing, effective access to the legal system and timely resolution of disputes - Major features of the adversary system of trial, including the role of the parties, the role of the judge, the need for rules and evidence of procedure, standard and burden of proof and the need for legal representation - Major features of the inquisitorial system - Possible reforms to the adversary system - Criminal pre-trial procedures and their purposes including bail, remand and committal hearings - ͞General purposes of criminal sanctions - Supreme Court civil pre-trial procedures, including pleadings, discovery and directions hearing, and the purposes of these procedure - ͚The role of juries, and factors that influence their composition͛ - The purpose of civil remedies͛/͛Types of civil remedies, including damages and injunctions͛
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