Test 1 - Unit 3 Area of Study 1

The principles of the Australian Parliamentary System

Test 2 - Unit 3 Area of Study 1

The legislative Process
Reasons why the law may need to change
Formal law reform bodies
The means by which individuals may change the law
Strengths and weaknesses of parliament as a law maker

Test 3 - Unit 3 Area of Study 2

Division of power
Restrictions imposed by the Constitution
Referendum
Significance of High Court cases
Protection of democratic and human rights
Comparison with the approach adopted for the constitutional protection of democratic and human rights

Test 4 - Unit 3 Area of Study 3

Role of the courts
Strength and weaknesses of courts in law making
Relationship between courts and parliament in law making

Test 5 - Unit 3 Exam

All of Unit 3

Test 6 - Unit 4 Area of Study 1

Court and tribunals
ADR

Test 7 - Unit 4 Area of Study 2

Effectiveness of the legal system
Criminal trial and pre-trial procedure

Test 8 - Unit 4 Area of Study 2

Effectiveness of the legal system
Civil trial and pre-trial procedure

Test 9 - Unit 4 Area of Study 2

Adversary system
Jury System

Test 10 - Unit 4 Exam

All of Unit 4

Test 11 - Whole Course

All of Unit 3 and 4

Test 12 (detachable examination)

All of Unit 3 and 4