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Disputes With the State
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What is a key difference between non-legal and legal methods of challenging state power?

Non-legal are accessible but non-binding

What outcome resulted from media pressure on migrant detention in 2005?

Children were released from detention

Why did John Howard lose the Bennelong seat in 2007?

Voters felt he ignored local issues

What did the Builders Labourers Federation achieve with 'green bans' in the early 1970s?

Preserved heritage buildings and sites

What does Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation allow citizens to do?

Request access to government information

What does judicial review examine?

Whether a decision was lawfully made

What is a key limitation of the Ombudsman?

Cannot impose fines or punishment

What is ICAC unable to do despite its strong investigative powers?

Prosecute offenders

What does 'standing' mean in judicial review?

Being directly affected by the issue

What is a 'certiorari' in judicial remedies?

An order reversing a decision made

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