The Principles of Justice (VCE SSCE Legal Studies): Quizzes
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What are the three fundamental principles of justice in VCE Legal Studies?
What are the three fundamental principles of justice in VCE Legal Studies?
Fairness, Equality, Access
What are the two critical purposes of fairness in the criminal justice system?
What are the two critical purposes of fairness in the criminal justice system?
Prevent wrongful convictions & maintain confidence
What is apprehended bias?
What is apprehended bias?
Fair observer might think judge can't be impartial
Why are hearings conducted in public courtrooms?
Why are hearings conducted in public courtrooms?
To ensure justice can be 'seen to be done'
What is the prosecution's duty regarding evidence disclosure?
What is the prosecution's duty regarding evidence disclosure?
Disclose all relevant evidence to accused
What does the right to silence mean for an accused person?
What does the right to silence mean for an accused person?
They can decide whether to give evidence
What is the difference between formal and substantive equality?
What is the difference between formal and substantive equality?
Formal = same treatment; substantive = different
Why might court processes need changes for First Nations peoples?
Why might court processes need changes for First Nations peoples?
Cultural practices like avoiding eye contact
What does 'engagement' mean in the principle of access?
What does 'engagement' mean in the principle of access?
Means & ability to use the justice system
What is one of the most effective ways for people to understand their legal rights?
What is one of the most effective ways for people to understand their legal rights?
Having legal representation