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AC9HC10K03

Laws and citizens

the role of the parliament and the High Court of Australia in protecting rights under the Constitution, common law, and through federal and state statute law

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  • AC9HC10K03_E1explaining the role of the High Court in interpreting and applying the law, using contemporary Australian examples
  • AC9HC10K03_E2exploring the concepts of express and implied rights through High Court cases such as the Stolen Generations Case (Kruger v the Commonwealth [1997]) and the Vicki Lee Roach Case (Roach v Electoral Commissioner [2007])
  • AC9HC10K03_E3<p>investigating understanding of terra nullius and how the <em>Native Title Act 1993</em> property rights were developed through High Court interpretation of common law and enshrined in statutory law</p>
  • AC9HC10K03_E4comparing the effectiveness of a constitutional bill of rights, such as in the USA, with a statutory bill of rights, such as in New Zealand

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