Yr 11 Revision

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Which of the following is an example of statutory law? A) A ruling made by a judge in court., B) A law passed by the Parliament., C) A treaty signed by Australia., D) A traditional custom followed by a community.

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A law passed by the Parliament.

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What does the Constitution of Australia primarily provide?

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The framework for the Australian Government.

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Which of the following best describes 'Common Law'? A) Laws common to all countries. B) Laws developed through decisions of courts and similar tribunals. C) Laws passed by the parliament. D) Laws governing common people.

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Laws developed through decisions of courts and similar tribunals.

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Which of the following courts is at the top of the Australian court hierarchy? A) Federal Court, B) State Supreme Court, C) High Court, D) District Court

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High Court

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The role of the jury in a trial is to:

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Decide on the facts of the case.

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In Australia, a Solicitor is primarily responsible for:

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Providing legal advice to clients and preparing cases for court.

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What type of law governs disputes between private individuals?

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Private Law

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What is the role of legal aid in the justice system?

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To assist those who cannot afford legal representation.

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Who primarily creates statutory laws in Australia? Options: A) The police, B) The judiciary, C) The parliament, D) The jury

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The parliament

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What is the purpose of law reform?

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To keep laws updated and relevant in a changing society.