LAW4225 Non-adversarial Justice Notes (Comprehensive and Easy to Navigate)

Description

These comprehensive full semester notes were created while completing LAW4225 and achieving a High Distinction (95). They were essential for assignments and exam preparation, helping to clearly understand non-adversarial processes, ethical lawyering, and alternative approaches to dispute resolution. - Comprehensive, full semester notes with clear and structured explanations - Organised with logical headings and easy-to-follow topic breakdowns - Explains key theories, legal principles, and practical applications - Includes structured analysis, assignment support, and exam-focused summaries - Covers both theoretical foundations and real-world legal practice examples - Designed to simplify complex concepts and support HD-level performance TOPICS: - Role of Conflict in the Legal System - The Adversarial System - Introduction to Non-Adversarial Justice (NAJ) - Theories of Non-Adversarial Justice - Therapeutic Jurisprudence - Non-Adversarial Justice in Civil Law - Non-Adversarial Justice in Family Law Practice - Non-Adversarial Justice in Criminal Processes - Solution-Focused Courts (Australia and Overseas) - Role of Judges and Redefining the Court’s Role - Role of Lawyers in Non-Adversarial Justice - Reflective Practice and Ethical Lawyering - The Future of Non-Adversarial Justice These notes are ideal for understanding non-adversarial justice, supporting assignments, and preparing effectively for assessments and exams (REALLY GOOD FOR THE EXAM!!! would recommend using these notes as they include several tips and tricks for a HD)