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WorksheetsLegal Criteria
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
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
Laws that disproportionately affect tourists/migrants may infringe:
Knowing the Law
Equity
Right to Assemble
Checks and Balances
Covid lockdowns were controversial as they affected:
Right to Assemble
Independent Judiciary
Checks and Balances
Rights of the Accused
The rule against double jeopardy is in place to ensure:
knowing the law
access to justice
equity
rights of the accused
Appealing your decision to a higher court is an example of:
Judicial Independence
Checks and Balances
Knowing the Law
Right to Assemble
Rights are inherently broad and difficult to interpret. A Bill of Rights may give issue to:
Free Speech
Knowing the Law
Equity
Independent Judiciary
