Legal Studies

3. Between two countries.
4. Between three or more countries.
6. A wrongful act – one of two elements that need to be proven in a criminal case.
8. Title given to the individual who was affected by a crime.
10. A crime where the prosecution is not required to establish the presence of mens rea.
14. An offence against the community which is punishable by law.
16. An international organisation where treaties are generally developed under.
19. An alternative title for a treaty.
20. How the Victorian court system is structured.
21. Exclusive political authority over a defined territory and the people within it.
22. Title given to the person who committed a crime.
23. In a criminal trial, the burden of proof is place on this party.
24. In a civil trial, the burden of proof is placed on this party.
26. Another term for the outcome given to the offender by a Magistrate or Judge.

1. This type of law is implemented to enforce individual rights.
2. Not intended to be binding by reason of their adoption.
4. A guilty mind (intention) – one of the two elements that need to be proven in a criminal case.
5. Criminal trials aim to discover this.
7. A reliance between nations.
9. Major crimes are given this title.
10. Minor crimes are given this title.
11. An agreement between countries which is binding at international law.
12. An offender’s freedom of movement is highly restricted as a result of their wrongdoing.
13. This type of law is implemented to protect society.
15. Serving a prison sentence at home.
17. Another term for countries.
18. Civil trials aim to achieve this.
25. A set monetary penalty that must be paid but the offender.