melsc
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roadcone
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here are some HR Q's that i did the other day in class as a practice --> 2001 Trial HSC (would be the catholic one)
* Outline how Aust citizens Human rights are protected (2)
* Outline THREE contemporary struggles where domestic law or international law has not adequately protected people's Human Rights (3)
* Briefly assess the value of a Bill of Rights in recognising and enforcing Human Rights, if Aust were to adopt one (5)
* Outline how Aust citizens Human rights are protected (2)
* Outline THREE contemporary struggles where domestic law or international law has not adequately protected people's Human Rights (3)
* Briefly assess the value of a Bill of Rights in recognising and enforcing Human Rights, if Aust were to adopt one (5)
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Three extended Responde Questions I had to do for legal. We Had to have LCMD and Law reform 4 each:
What are rights and how are they recognized and enforced?
How effective are the legal measures both domestically and internationally in addressing human rights issues?
How effective are non legal measures?
What are rights and how are they recognized and enforced?
How effective are the legal measures both domestically and internationally in addressing human rights issues?
How effective are non legal measures?
goan_crazy
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natural justice
natural justice or procedural fairness follows two rules
rule against bias: Right to be heard by a judge that is free from bias
hearing rule:right to a fair hearing by an inpartial judge
natural justice or procedural fairness follows two rules
rule against bias: Right to be heard by a judge that is free from bias
hearing rule:right to a fair hearing by an inpartial judge
Jonathan A
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I am doing a law unit called "Law and Society" in my studies, please feel free to ask questions that you may have. (I do recommend you research them prior though).