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Our society is regulated by a complex set of rules and regulations which both guide and protect individual and community rights. Being well informed about legal issues, including the rights and responsibilities integral to our society, is part of being an active and informed citizen. The course allows students to develop an understanding of the nature and functions of law through the examination of the law-making processes and institutions. It includes a number of case studies on the impacts of technology on society and law making and concludes with a case study on recent changes to the law. |
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Media file and report Law reform case study |
In class extended response Yearly exam |
Consumer in class extended response |
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Year 12 |
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Legal Studies develops students' knowledge, understanding and critical thinking skills in relation to the legal system and its effectiveness in promoting a just and fair society, with a view to empowering students to participate effectively as responsible citizens at the local, national and international level. |
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Report on Human Rights issue Half Yearly exam |
Crime media file with research extended response Trial exam |
Shelter extended response |
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