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Why does australia have a very dispate moisiac of criminal law
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With 9 criminal juridiction australian criminal law is state baced, and can broudly be grouped into either a code states or teritories or common law states
and since the federation 1901 the mosiace of criminal law has been subjected to two countering forces |
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why does Australia have a very disperate moisiac of criminal law
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On one hand the trend of none -code jurisditions to place criminal law in statutes has in some cases brought some code jurisdictiond close to some of there common law cousins than
to thiere code siblings and visa versa |
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Why does australia have a very disparate moisac of criminal law.
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On the second hand thier is a moden tendancy of the courts and particulally the high court of Australia in interpreting the law of one jurisdiction, to do so in a way which will provide a uniform solution fos as meny as possible of the other jurisdictions |
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what is the difference between a code and a crime act
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| An act is a formal decission ,law or the like by a legislative rule, court or other authorities decree or edit judgment, resolve an instrement of documents stateing something done or transacted to operate a funtion in a particular way preform duties or funtions |
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What is the difference between a code and criminal act
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| A systomaticly arranged collection of compedium of law, rules or regulations, and any set of standards set fourth and inforced by local govenment agency for the protection of public safty, health ect. |
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what is the difference between a code and a crime act
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| The principle and regulation established in a community by some authority and applied to the people whether in form of a legislation or a custom of policy recognised, and inforced by judicul decisson and any writer or positive rule or collection of rules prescribed under the authority of that state or nation used by people in it constitution. |
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Cival law defines the rights between individuals or individuals and govenment. |
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Criminal Law defines and individuals obligations to sociaty as a whole |
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Substantive law defines or creates the rights and obligations of persons and govenment |
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Procedural law provides the steps one must follow in order to avail oneself on ones legal right or enforce anothers legal obligation |
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| To send a case back down to a lower court |
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| the law regulates the rights and duties between parties |
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| people protentually affected by a disiccion are called ? |
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| when a judge desides the lower court ruling is wrong it is what? |
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what are breachs of the govenment
a) Executive
b) legislative
c) judisial
d) all of the above
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| A study on how people aught to act is called |
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| The decision the court makes in a cival suit or criminal prosecution is |
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| this term represents double-layered system of govenment |
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jugdes us precedents to creat what kind of law |
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To uphold a lower court ruling |
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| Law created by congress or a stat legislative |
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| The supreme law of the land is |
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| The branch responsible for insuring laws are constituted are |
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Cival law suits are brought to the court by |
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| more American law comes from this country |
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| The person being sued is the |
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Which of these does the law touch
1. Business people
2. students
3. teachers
4. all 0f the above |
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ho do we depend on our laws for safty
A. community
B. functions
C. acconomy
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