Title | Criminal Due Process - Chapter 1 |
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Author | Brooke Rowlands |
Course | Constitutional Law |
Institution | University of Southern Queensland |
Pages | 1 |
File Size | 63.8 KB |
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Total Downloads | 58 |
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LAW2211 – CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Criminal Due Process and Chapter III of the Australian Constitution Chapter 1 – Introduction to Human Rights in Australia
Jurisprudence - the theory or philosophy of law. Rule of Law - the rule of law is the concept that both the government and citizens know the law and obey it.
The Constitutional and the lack of Express Human Rights
Eight changes to the Constitution, most important being the 1967 referendum in relation to Indigenous Australians. Express rights were enshrined in the Constitution, these include: - The right to vote (s7, s24 and s41) - Right to trial by jury (s80) - Freedom of religion with respect to Federal Laws (s116) - Non-discrimination on the basis of residence (s117) - The right to just terms if the federal government took away property compulsorily (s51(31)) - Freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse among the States (s92)....