LLAW221 The Constitution and the Australian People - Grade HD

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These are extensive and comprehensive exam notes for LLAW2221 - The Constitution and the Australian People. I note that although the curriculum at Flinders has now changed, this topic covered a substantial amount of the content in the new Constitutional Law topic and therefore would still be very helpful in combination with the notes from LLAW2212 The Constitution and the Australian Federation. Areas covered: Part A • Freedom of Religion (s 116) • Judicial Process Rights/ Non-judicial detention • Implied Freedom of Political Communication Part B • Property Rights (problem question) • Political Rights (problem question) • Section 117 – discrimination of out-of-state residents (problem question) • Section 80 – Trial by Jury (essay question) • Rights and rule of law (essay question) These notes are colour-coded and have a cohesive flow. They break down the topics and are structured in a way to enable you to tackle any exam question on that topic. It includes case summaries and many different examples. It also provides some prompts that may assist you in applying the legal principles to the facts before you. I achieved a HD for this exam and can attribute the grade to these notes. It is recommended that you use these notes as the basis for your own exam notes.