Principles of Australia's legal system

Which principle refers to the responsibility that all have to follow the law?

• Presumption of innocence

• Right to a fair trial

• Rule of law

• Burden of proof

Which principle demands that all must be treated fairly in court?

• Rule of law

• Right to a fair trial

• Right to legal representation

• Burden of proof

In a criminal trial, who holds the burden of proof to prove that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt?

• The defence

• The magistrate

• The jury

• The prosecutor

Which principle indicates that you have the right to the assistance of a lawyer when in court?

• The rule of law

• The right to legal representation

• Presumption of innocence

• The right to a fair trial

Why might you need legal representation in court?

• Because the legal system can be complicated

• To help you take delivery of your UberEats order

• To provide you with sample lies to tell the Magistrate

Joe looks like the person Stacey saw at the scene of the crime. Therefore, Joe is immediately sentenced and punished without a court appearance.

Which principle of justice did not apply in Joe's situation?

• Rule of law

• Right to legal representation and the burden of proof

• Right to a fair trial and rule of law

• Right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence

Jacko steals a North Queensland Cowboys jersey from Rebel Sport. What level of proof must the prosecutor provide to prove Jacko's guilt?

• Three pieces of evidence

• The opinion of a Rebel Sport employee

• Proof beyond reasonable doubt

• Security camera footage of someone who looks like Jacko

Rob is accused of robbery. Rob is from Townsville, a crime hot-spot. Brock is also accused of robbery. Brock is from Brisbane. Rob is given a harsh sentence. Brock is released with a warning.

Are these court proceedings fair?

• YES

• NO

When a person cannot afford legal assistance, the government will provide them with a lawyer known as...

• Laws R Us

• Done some crime? I'll save you time!

• Legal Aid

• Lawyer Rejects

A person who is accused of a crime must prove their innocence.

• TRUE

• FALSE