| A | B |
|---|
| criminal | murder or robbery is this type of law |
| civil | defamation or arguments between neighbours are examples of this type of war |
| equal | principle of law - All people are ? before the law |
| hearing | principle of law - All people have the right of a fair ? |
| appeal | principle of law - Individuals have the right to ? |
| police, lawyers and judges | in our legal system everyone should be treated equally by |
| silent | in a fair hearing everyone has the right to remain ? |
| adult | if under 18 people have the right to have an ? in attendance |
| an appeal | people who believe the outcome of their case was unjust have the right to have their case reviewed by a higher court. this is called |
| hierarchy | the court system in every state is ranked in order of |
| supreme court | the court with the highest power in each state is this court |
| magistrates court | e court with the lowest power in each state is this court |
| high court | the one court with overall power in Australia is which court |
| war crimes, treason and serious murder trials | the high court deals with these types of cases |
| civil actions <$100,000 and minor criminal offences | magistrates court deals with these type of offences |
| prosecuted | when an individual breaks the criminal law they will be P? by the state |
| jury | sworn body of people, typically chosen from general public, who hear evidence and make findings in a legal case. |
| punishment | another word for sanctions is ? |
| summary offences | name given to minor crime/offences heard by the magistrates court |
| indictable offences | name given to serious offences requiring trial by judge and jury |
