Which of the following attempts to remove institutionalised inequality? (A) Common law to protect the reasonable person (B) The doctrine of precedent where judges must be consistent (C) The law of contract where parties can have their day in court (D) Reviews that recommend legislative change to the legal system - HSC - SSCE Legal Studies - Question 3 - 2002 - Paper 1

1. Common law to protect the reasonable person: While common law establishes standards, it does not directly address institutionalised inequality.

2. The doctrine of precedent where judges must be consistent: This ensures fairness in legal decisions but does not specifically target inequality.

3. The law of contract where parties can have their day in court: This promotes fairness in contractual agreements, but does not focus on institutional inequality.

4. Reviews that recommend legislative change to the legal system: This option directly targets institutional inequality by suggesting changes aimed at reforming laws that may perpetuate inequality.

Based on the evaluation, option (D) 'Reviews that recommend legislative change to the legal system' is the correct answer as it explicitly aims to address and remove institutionalised inequality.