Law Questions

1. The discussion of an issue is known as a ______
2. The decisions made in the High Court are _____
3. People vote during an ________
5. The highest court in the court hierarchy is the ____ court
6. Every person of every age has their own legal ______
7. And the last symbols are ______, this symbolises equality between both sides of the argument
8. The party with the second most amount of members get to form the __________
10. ________ ________ have to be conducted by a person of the same gender
13. In a debate, the ___________ team must speak first
18. To enforce a law, a ____ must be passed and approved by the government
21. Rubbish collection is taken care of by our _____ government
22. There are 12 ________ for each state in The Senate
24. There are three symbols that represent justice, one is a _____ that symbolises the punishments for the guilty
25. When a Governor General is signing a bill, the bill is being given a _____ ______

1. In a ________ court, a trial without a jury can be requested
2. The court that deals with family diputes and marriages is the ______ court
4. The party with the most members in the _____ _____ get to for the government
5. The House of Representatives and The Senate's seats are in a _________ formation
9. The Queen is known as the ___________
10. The leader of the winning party gets to be the _____ ________
11. The most common crime committed by juveniles is ___________
12. There are _______ ___ Senators in The Senate in total
14. The highest form of government in the govrenment hierarchy is _______
15. In the court hierarchy, the court without a jury is the ___________ court
16. There are 2 branches in law, _____ law and criminal law
17. There are 2 Senators for each _________ in the Senate
19. Another symbol for justice is a _________, this symbolises that justice is impartial, meaning fair
20. The prosecution is also known as the ______
23. The room of The Senate is colour ___
26. Juveniles are people under the age of _________