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| U3: Principle of Access | U4: Parliament
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| U3: Principle of Fairness | U4: The Queen
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| U3: Principle of Equality | U4: The Crown
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| U3: Burden of Proof | U4: Governor-General
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| U3: Standard of Proof | U4: Governor
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| U3: Counter-Claim | U4: Federation
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| U3: Representative Proceedings | U4: The Australian Constitution
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| U3: Civil Pre-trial Proceedings | U4: Bicameral
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| U3: Conciliation | U4: Lower House
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| U3: Mediation | U4: House of Representatives
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| U3: Arbitration | U4: Legislative Assembly
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| U3: Limitation of Actions | U4: Upper House
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| U3: Scope of Liability | U4: Senate
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| U3: CAV | U4: Legislative Council
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| U3: VCAT | U4: The Government
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| U3: Pleadings | U4: Majority Government
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| U3: Discovery | U4: Minority Government
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| U3: Power to give directions | U4: Cabinet
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| U3: Power to order mediation | U4: Portfolio
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| U3: Appeals | U4: Prime Minister
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| U3: Administrative Convenience | U4: Premier
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| U3: Judge | U4: Exclusive Powers
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| U3: Plantiff | U4: Concurrent Powers
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| U3: Defendant | U4: Residual Powers
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| U3: Jury | U4: s109
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| U3: Legal Practitioners | U4: Division of Constitutional Law-Making Powers
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| U3: Remedies | U4: Express Exclusive Powers
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| U3: General Damages | U4: Implied Exclusive Powers
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| U3: Specific Damages | U4: Interpreted Exclusive Powers
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| U3: Restrictive Injunction | U4: Inconsistency Rule
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| U3: Mandatory Injunction | U4: Bicameral Parliament
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| U3: Nominal Damages | U4: Seperation of Powers
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| U3: Exemplary Damages | U4: Express Protection of Rights
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| U3: Contemptuous Damages | U4: Double Majority
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| U3: Aggravating Factors | U4: Referendum
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| U3: Burden of Proof | U4: High Court Interpretation
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| U3: Standard of Proof | U4: Royal Assent
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| U3: Commital Hearing | U4: Acting as head of executive government
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| U3: Mitigating Factors | U4: Exercising Reserve Powers
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| U3: Prosecution | U4: Forming the Government
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| U3: Defendant | U4: Initiating Most New Bills
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| U3: The Persumption of Innocence | U4: Initiating and Amending Money Bills
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| U3: The right to be tried without unreasonable delay | U4: Acting as the "people's house"
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| U3: The right to a fair hearing | U4: Acting as a house of review
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| U3: The right to trial by jury | U4: Rubber Stamp Senate
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| U3: The right to give evidence as a vilnerable witness | U4: Holding the Balance of Powers
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| U3: The right to be informed of the likely release date of the accused | U4: Acting as the "states house"
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| U3: Victorian Legal Aid | U4: Scrutinising delegated legislation
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| U3: Community Legal Centre | U4: Introducing Private Member's Bills
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| U3: Plea Negotiations | U4: Bill
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| U3: Appeals | U4: Executive Power
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| U3: Specialisation | U4: Legislative Power
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| U3: Purpose of Sanctions | U4: Judicial Power
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| U3: Rehabilitation | U4: Roach v Electoral Commissioner [2007] HCA 43
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| U3: Punishment | U4: 1967: The Aboriginal Advancement Referendum
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| U3: Deterrence | U4: Commonwealth v Tasmania (1983) 158 CLR 1 [AKA Tasman Dams Case]
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| U3: Denunciation | U4: International Treaties
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| U3: Protection | U4: International Declarations
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| U3: Fines | U4: External Affairs Power
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| U3: Community Correction Orders | U4: The right to receive "just terms" when private or state property is acquired by the Commonwealth. s51(xxxi)
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| U3: Imprisonment | U4: The right to have a trial by jury when an accused person is tried on indictment for a Commonwealth offence. s80
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| U3: Victim Impact Statement | U4: The right to be free from unreasonable state or Commonwealth burdens on interstate trade and commerce. s92
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| U3: Beyond Reasonable Doubt | U4: The limited freedom of religion, to be free from Commonwealth laws establishing a compulsory religion. s116
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| U3: On the balance of probabilities | U4: The right not to be discriminated against, by other states and probably by the Commonwealth on the basis of out-of-state residence. s117
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| U3: Summary Offence |
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| U3: Indictable Offence |
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| U3: The right to be informed about proceedings |
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| U3: Sentence Indications |
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| U3: The Parties |
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| U3: Guilty Plea |
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| U3: Cost Factor |
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| U3: Time Factor |
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| U3: Cultural Factors |
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| U3: Accessibility Factors |
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| U3: Recent reforms addressing costs factors |
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| U3: Recent reforms addressing time factors |
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| U3: Recent reforms addressing cultural differences factors |
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| U3: Recent reforms addressing accessibility factors |
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| U3: Recommended reforms addressing costs factors |
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