Mr Moore's Year 7 Principles of Australia's Legal System 17.7

What is the principle that ensures laws are applied equally to everyone without discrimination?

• Rule of Law

• Separation of Powers

• Adversarial System

• Presumption of Innocence

Explain the concept of 'presumption of innocence' and its importance in the legal system.

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Understanding

In Australia, the right to a fair trial includes the appointment of impartial, independent, and unbiased (a)   .

Which system has Australia adopted to provide a fair trial?

• Adversarial System

• Inquisitorial System

• Common Law System

• Civil Law System

Discuss the role of media in influencing public perception during a trial and its impact on the presumption of innocence.

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Understanding

The burden of proof in a criminal case lies with the (a)   .

What is the right of an individual to have their case reviewed in a higher court called?

• Appeal

• Retrial

• Judicial Review

• Habeas Corpus

Which principle ensures that the government, courts, and lawmakers operate independently without interference?

• Rule of Law

• Presumption of Innocence

• Separation of Powers

• Burden of Proof

The principle that requires the (a)   to prove that the accused is guilty is called the burden of proof.

Why is the concept of separation of powers important in ensuring justice within Australia's legal system?