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legal year 12
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legal year 12
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the victorian criminal justice system
3.1.1 - 3.1.2 key principles of the criminal justice system
3.1.3 rights of an accused
3.1.4 rights of victims
3.1.5 the principles of justice
3.1.6 the role of VLA and CLC
3.1.7 plea negotiations
3.1.8 the victorian court hierarchy
3.1.9 roles of key personnel
3.1.10 part a - need for legal practitioner
3.1.10 part B - legal practitioners in a criminal case
3.1.11 costs time and cultural differences impact POJ
3.1.12 the purposes of sanctions
3.1.13 fines, cross and imprisonment
3.1.14 sentencing factors
Unit 3 AOS 2 The Victorian Civil Justice System
3.2.1 Key Principles in the Civil Justice System
3.2.2 Factors to consider when initiating a civil claim
3.2.3 Principles of Justice
3.2.4 Methods used to resolve civil disputes
3.2.5 Reasons for the court hierarchy
3.2.6 Roles of key personnel
3.2.6 The parties in a civil dispute
3.2.7 Need for legal practitioners
3.2.8 Class Actions
3.2.9 Institutions used to resolve disputes - CAV
3.2.9 institutions used to resolve disputes - VCAT
3.2.9 institutions used to resolve disputes - courts
3.2.10 Factors affecting principles of justice
3.2.11 Damages and injunctions
Unit 4 AOS 1 the people and law - making power
4.1.1 the role of the crown and parliament in law making
4.1.2 divisions of constitutional law making power
4.1.3 section 109 of the Australian constitution
4.1.4 High court cases and their impact on law-making powers.
