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what makes Australia a democracy ? freedom of election and being elected.
what is Direct Action? Direct action is a form of action where people use their power to directly achieve political goals.
define what is a Lobby Groups ? Lobby groups are made up of people who share the same goals coming together to collectively attempt to influence the government.
what is criminal law? it is an act prohibited by law.
HOW MUCH PEOPLE IN JURY? 12 people for criminal trials and 6 people for civil trials
what is defence ? the act of protecting or safeguarding something from harm, typically a person, place, or nation, through military means or other protective measures.
what is murder? the unlawful and malicious killing of another human being
What is the jury explained? a group of people who have been chosen to listen to the facts in a court action and decide whether a person is guilty or not guilty or whether a claim has been proved:
what is manslaughter? he killing was done without the intent to kill or cause serious harm.
name the hierarchy of the Australian court system high court, supreme court,county court, magistrates court
at what age did citizens have the right to vote ? 18 years old
which of the following are examples of living in a democratic society the right to vote and right to avoid taxes
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