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Chapter 1A: Social Cohesion
What are laws and provide an example,
What are rules and provide an exa...,
What are individuals responsible for
12
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Chapter 1B: Principles of Justice
What are principles of justice,
What are the three key principles...,
What does fairness ensure
16
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Chapter 1C: Characteristics of Laws
What are the five characteristics...,
Which types of laws will members ...,
What is likely to happen if a law...
14
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Chapter 1D: Sources of Law
What is the main role of parliament,
What does the westminster system ...,
What does a bicameral legislature...
24
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Chapter 1E: Parliament and Courts
What is statutory interpretation,
What is abrogation of common law,
What is codification
21
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Chapter 1F: Criminal and Civil Law
What does criminal law refer to,
What is a crime,
What are examples of criminal law...
18
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Chapter 1F: Criminal and Civil Law (Part 2)
Who is the dpp and what is their ...,
Who is the party bringing the cas...,
Who is the party defending the ca...
10
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Chapter 1G: Victorian Court Hierarchy (Part 1)
What does the victorian court hie...,
How are the courts ranked,
What is a courts jurisdiction
18
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Chapter 1G: Victorian Court Hierarchy (Part 2)
What is the criminal original jur...,
What is the civil original jurisd...,
What is the criminal appellate ju...
17
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Chapter 1 Test Answers
What is the difference between sa...,
What is common law created by,
What is a similarity between comm...
7
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Chapter 2A: Purposes of Criminal Law
What does criminal law refer to,
What is a crime,
Who is criminal law enforced by
18
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Chapter 2B: The Presumption of Innocence
What is the presumption of innocence,
How does the presumption of innoc...,
What is the presumption of innoce...
19
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Chapter 2D: Types of Crimes
How can criminal activity be cate...,
How is type of crime classified as,
How is type of offence under law ...
13
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Chapter 2C: Key Concepts of Criminal Law
For a person to be found guilty a...,
For most crimes what must be prov...,
What is actus reus
27
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Chapter 2E: Summary and Indictable Offences
What is recklessly causing seriou...,
How can we tell if a crime is an ...,
If you commit an indictable offen...
21
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Chapter 2F: Participants in Crime
What is a principal offender,
Even if you were not physically a...,
What does the crimes act state re...
11
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Chapter 3A: Murder Part 1
What is the specific mens rea tha...,
How is it established that someon...,
What is intentional murder define...
20
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Chapter 3A: Murder Part 2
What is the difference between th...,
What are the maximum penalties fo...,
What is the standard sentence for...
20
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Rape/Theft
What is rape defined as,
What is the maximum penalty for rape,
Why is rape under reported as a c...
12
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Chapter 3C: Assault
What is assault defined as,
Where are assault cases usually h...,
How can assault be committed
28
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Chapter 3E: Culpable Driving
What are reckless drives defined as,
For a person to be found guilty o...,
What can driving a vehicle culpab...
24
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Chapter 4A: Purposes/Types of Civil Law
What does civil law refer to,
What is the aim of civil law,
What is the purpose of civil law
16
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Chapter 4B/4C: Key Concepts of Civil Law
Before a person can be found to h...,
What are the responsibilities pla...,
When does a breach of civil law o...
26
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Chapter 5A/5B: Negligence Part 1
What does the tort of negligence ...,
What is the reasonable care that ...,
What are the four elements that m...
19
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Chapter 5A/B: Negligence Part 2
What does the limitations of acti...,
What is the cause of action defin...,
What are the two common defences ...
14
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Chapter 5C/5D: Defamation Part 1
What does the tort of defamation ...,
Which types of corporations are t...,
For a claim in defamation to be s...
20
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Chapter 5C/5D: Defamation Part 2
What does the defence of absolute...,
What are the situations where the...,
When absolute privilege applies i...
16
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