Legal Criteria

Banning hate speech may infringe:

• Independence of Judiciary

• Equity

• Right to Assemble

• Free Speech

Weighing up different perspectives/compromising is...

• Equity

• Knowing the Law

• Just

• Rights of the Accused

Innocence until proven guilty is an example of....

• Rights of the Accused

• Checks and Balances

• Access to Justice

• Knowing the Law

Equity can refer to either equality before the law and...

• Equal outcomes

• Freedoms

• Civil Liberties

• Voting Rights

A law that will apply retrospectively (apply before it was passed Parliament) infringes:

• Free Speech

• Knowing the Law

• Equity

• Right to Assemble

Reporting on court cases is essential as it ensures:

• Knowing the Law

• Checks and Balances

• Free Speech

• Independent Judiciary

Passing international law through Parliament is justified through which criteria?

• Checks and Balances

• Free Speech

• Just

• Rights of the Accused

A right to legal representation is important for:

• Access to Justice

• Checks and Balances

• Equity

• Free Speech

Checks and Balances ensures:

• One position/group doesn't hold too much power

• There is equal legal representation

• Disadvantaged groups are not taken advantage of

• There are economic incentives to do well in society

A government mandate to retire judges at 90 may infringe:

• Independence of the Judiciary

• Just

• Equity

• Access to justice