Year 12 Legal - Transition

7. the final court of appeal in Victoria
8. the party that has the responsibility of proving the facts in a criminal case
9. a type of legal assistance offered for free from VLA
12. all people should be able to participate in the criminal justice system and its processes should be open and impartial
15. when questioned by police, the only information you must provide is name and
20. accused people have a right to be tried without unreasonable _
21. if a party is dissatisfied with the outcome of their case, they might do this
22. the court that does not have jury facilities
23. all people should be treated the same, unless this creates disparity or disadvantage
24. the criminal standard of proof: beyond _ doubt

1. a reason for Victoria's court hierarchy, refers to judges developing expertise in the types of cases they hear
2. serious offences
3. a task word that requires both similarities and differences
4. a type of lawyer that provides assistance on one day for people struggling to navigate the Magistrates Court
5. Southside Justice is an example of a _ CLC
6. victims have a right to be informed about
10. all accused people are entitled to be presumed
11. the city Ms Campbell is from
13. all people should be able to engage with the justice system on an informed basis
14. offences heard in the Magistrates' Court
16. what a criminal jury decides
17. the number of people on a criminal jury
18. the last name of the lawyer who lost his closing argument
19. what a legal representative says to ensure a particular juror will not be on the jury