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What is self-determination?
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The right of a group to make decisions for itself
The right to legal representation
The right to vote
The right to a jury trial
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Which court would hear the offence of speeding in a school zone when it first becomes a court matter?
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Drug Court
Supreme Court
District Court
Local Court
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What is self-determination?
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Which court would hear the offence of speeding in a school zone when it first becomes a court matter?
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Andrew illegally downloaded music from the internet. What role did Andrew play in committing this offence?
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Andrew illegally downloaded music from the internet. Which category of crime does Andrew’s behaviour fall under?
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Which of the following can be a member of the United Nations?
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Who determines if the standard of proof has been met in a criminal case?
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Which of the following is an example of an intergovernmental organisation?
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The Supreme Court is hearing a criminal case. At the conclusion of the third day, two jurors visit the crime scene. They discuss the defendant’s evidence and then encourage other jurors to find the defendant guilty.
What is this an example of?
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A magistrate orders an offender to serve six months in gaol, to be served only if the offender is not of good behaviour during this time.
This is an example of
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Peter, while under the influence of drugs, has caused the death of another person. He is charged with murder.
Which court will be the first to hear the charge against Peter?
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How are international human rights protected under Australian law?
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How is the right to legal representation best described?
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The purpose of specific deterrence in sentencing is to
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The police hold Susan in custody because they believe she may commit a serious crime. What is this an example of?
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Which of the following is a feature of statutory protection of human rights in Australia?
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Which of the following is true of the International Criminal Court?
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Which of the following is true of a victim impact statement?
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Kim is 12 years old. She has been accused of shoplifting from a major retail store. The matter has proceeded to court.
Which of the following applies to Kim?
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Judy was charged with murder. Her defence of substantial impairment by abnormality of the mind was accepted. Judy was then convicted of manslaughter in a judge-only trial. She had prior serious criminal convictions and was sentenced to three years imprisonment. For Judy’s defence, it was necessary for her to show evidence of
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Judy was charged with murder. Her defence of substantial impairment by abnormality of the mind was accepted. Judy was then convicted of manslaughter in a judge-only trial. She had prior serious criminal convictions and was sentenced to three years imprisonment. In this case an appeal is most likely to be made by
