Foundations of Law: Mabo

5. Mabo led to _______ of land rights (11)
6. In Mabo, the judges held that the Meriam people had ______ ownership of land (11)
7. When native title is extinguished, First Nations peoples are entitled to (12)
12. Another phrase for “Indigenous Australian” (5, 7)
13. The Act passed in 1993 established (6, 5)
15. Cases that deal with issues of rights are most often determined by the Parliament and what body? (9)
16. Native title claims are considered to be the most ____ cases? (7)
17. To claim native title, there is a requirement to “prove” ____ to land (10)
18. The decision of the Mabo case was considered to be somewhat ______ (13)
19. What body passes and enacts legislation? (10)
21. _____ is created through the decisions of courts (6, 3)
22. Finish the name of the case – Mabo v ______ (10)
23. An entrenched ____ could increase judicial power? (3, 2, 6)

1. What branch in the separation of powers focuses on cases and decisions made by judges? (9)
2. The Justice that dissented in the Mabo case (6)
3. First Nations peoples follow ______ law (9)
4. After the 1993 Act passed, what type of Act passed in 1998 to limit claims? (9)
8. A person or party who initiates a lawsuit against the defendant (9)
9. Limitations of native title claims result from time, monetary, and ___ burdens (8)
10. What historical event disrupted First Nations connections to land? (6, 11)
11. What legal concept focuses on individual accountability before the law (4, 2, 3)
14. What doctrine was acknowledged as a lie? (5, 7)
20. The Crown has ____ title (7)
24. Judges frequently examine what the behaviour of a _____ person would be (10)