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Do you know what the word 'precedent' means?

If you have an 'adversary', you have an:

Sources of Contemporary Law: Pre-test

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1
If you have an 'adversary', you have an:
illness
friend
special celebration
opponent
2
Do you know what the word 'precedent' means?
A decision of law that's similar which been made previously
Nup.
A particularly brutal form of punishment
Something from Latin!?!?!?!?!?
3
There are two types of law in Australia:
common law and statute law
common law and uncommon law
no, there's not
statute law and tyrannical law
4
What kinds of matters might be heard in the Local Court?
A case to change the wording of the Constitution
Crimes against the sovereign, like treason
A person facing multiple murder charges
Traffic offences, like running a red light
5
Australia's legal system has its origins from which country?
England
USA
Kazakhstan
New Zealand
6
In the Local Court, the Judge is called what instead?
Magistrate
Governor General
Judy
'Sir' Judge
7
Who is the person in charge of Australia?
The Governor General
The President
Mrs Bailey
The Prime Minister
8
The three principles of justice are:
Equity, fairness, access
Equality, unfairness, access
Equality, fairness, access
Batman, Wonder Woman and The Flash
9
In Australia, we have 5 levels of Courts:
High, Constitutional, Australian, Newcastle, West Wallsend
High, Bit Lower, Still Lower, Lower than that, Lowest
Federational, High, Territorial, Sydney, Local
High, Federal, State, District, Local
10
If you are 'inquisitive', you are inclined to:
have a vision problem
beat people in Trivia
compulsively clean your room (yeah, right!!!)
ask questions