Rights, Police Agencies and ADR

Which of the following rights are the hardest to change?

• Constitutional Rights

• Statutory Rights

• Common Law Rights

Most legal rights in Australia can be found in

• Common law

• Statute Law

• Constitutional Law

Outline two rights for an individual in Australia when they are arrested by the police

The right to freedom of expression is a/an

• Economic, Social and Cultural Right

• Civil and Political Right

• Environmental Right

• Consumer Right

Outline three roles of the State Police

Which piece of legislation outlines the powers of the State Police when arresting suspects and entering and searching premises

• The Crimes Act 1914 (Cth)

• The Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)

• Law Enforcement (Police Responsibilities) Act 2002 (NSW)

• Australian Federal Police Act 1979 (Cth)

Which of the following law enforcement agencies has the responsibility for enforcing immigration law

• State Police

• ASIO

• Australian Border Force

• Australian Federal Police

Two neighbours have experienced a dispute. Neighbour A plays loud music at night. Neighbour B has a tree that is hanging over into neighbour A's property. The neighbours decide to settle their dispute through mediation. Is their agreement legally enforceable?

• Yes

• No

I am a formal process. There is a neutral third party who has the power to resolve an issue in a legally binding way. I am confidential. I am the process of

• Mediation

• Negotiation

• Arbitration

• Court

Describe one difference between a court and a tribunal. You may look at your notes for this one.