CH.13 summary Flashcards

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The roles of the Victorian courts and the High court in law-making

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The doctrine of precedent

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Ways judges can develop precedent or avoid following an earlier decision

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Distinguishing

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Reversing

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Overruling

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Disapproving

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Reasons for statutory interpretation

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Effect of interpretation by judges

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Factors that affect the ability of courts to make law

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Judicial conservatism

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Judicial activism

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Costs in bringing a case to court

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Time in bringing a case to court

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Features of the relationship between courts and parliament I law making

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The supremacy of parliament

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The ability of courts to influence parliament

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The interpretation of statutes by courts

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The codification of common law

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The abrogation of common law

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