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Law made by judges through past decisions (If a judge decides a case a certain way, future cases may follow the same decision)
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explain the concept 'Onus of proof' 'standard of proof' and 'beyond reasonable doubt' in the content of a criminal trial
Define 'just and equitable outcomes' and explain why it is important these concepts are upheld in Australia
Fill in the diagram to display the Australian court hierarchy
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