The County Court

The Magistrates’ Court

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (operational since 1 September 2021, merging the former Family Court and Federal Circuit Court)

The Federal Court

Because this is a criminal matter and there is no remedy available

Because she hasn’t looked up the appropriate Civil Code that deals with car crashes

Because the remedy is found in the common law, through the rationes of judges’ decisions

Because the statute has been repealed by a recent court decision

Andrews v Harrison (2014) FLC 86-446

Harrison v Andrews (2010) 12 CLR 303

Harrison v Andrews (2014) 40 VR 575

Andrews v Harrison (2010)  32 VR 15

A solicitor must assist any client who can pay the necessary fees, with some exceptions

A barrister must accept any brief within their skill and capacity, with some exceptions

A solicitor must assist clients in the order which they request assistance

A barrister must assist clients in the order which they request assistance

a Presidential Republic, with strict separation between the roles of the President, the Congress and the Administration

a constitutional Monarchy, with the government made up of the democratically elected Parliament, the Executive and the Crown

a constitutional democracy, with the government being made up of the judiciary, the monarchy and the ministers

a democratic Republic, with the government being represented by the King, the individual Ministers making up the Executive and the Prime Minister representing the Cabinet

Is an intrinsic element of the civil law system

Is part of the declaratory theory of the common law

Promotes coherent and systematic development of the law

Operates to ensure like cases are treated alike

a law is passed by the Commonwealth Parliament if it is passed by a simple majority of the House of Representatives and the Senate and receives the assent of the Governor-General

the Constitution can be altered through a vote of an absolute majority of both the House of Representatives and the Senate and the proposed law receives a majority vote in a majority of States and the approval of a majority of voters in the States and Territories overall, followed by the assent of the Governor-General

the legislative powers of the Commonwealth Parliament are set out and directions are given on how these powers can be altered in a general election

the Constitution can be altered through a vote of a simple majority of both Commonwealth and State Parliaments followed by a majority of Australian voters

that discrimination only takes place in the workplace

that males and females are different and distinct

that feminine connection and sociability need to be reflected in that law

that the law is shaped by masculine-based view of the world

They must engage in at least 10 hours of continuing professional development activities each year. 

They need to pass the Bar Exam every year they wish to continue to practise

They must engage in at least 10 hours of pro bono work each year

They must renew their law degree every 10 years

Tamara has a significant degree of candour and autonomy

Tamara has a law degree and has completed practical training

Tamara has a practising certificate

Tamara must make only one commitment - to serve the interests of her client