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    HSC Legal Studies Year 12‚ 2010 Nature of Task: Case Study/Research Assessment Task #1 Topic: Crime The Case of R v King By Haylen Young Legal Citation Regina v King [2004] NSWCCA 444 revised - 7/12/2004 Elements of the offence * Mens Rea The sentencing judge found that it was established beyond reasonable doubt that the respondent‚ after finding out that Flick was pregnant‚ that the course of terminating the offspring by any means in his power‚ either consensual or

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    hard backhander across the face‚ so hard I fell down… I was ten years old.” “As if we were both caught doing something we didn’t want to do but had to.” “and I can’t wait for university so I can leave home and that’s why I work at McDonald’s and mop floors.”He came over‚ grabbed the ball‚ kicked it over the back fence into the bushes‚ gave me one hard backhander across the face‚ so hard I fell down… I was ten years old.” “As if we were both caught doing something we didn’t want

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    Unit 3 AOS 1‚ 2 & 3: AOS: Parliament and the citizen 1 Principles of the Australian parliamentary system: Representative government‚ responsible government and the separation of powers 1 Representative government Central to Democracy‚ because Government is formed by the political party with the majority of seats in the lower house‚ it represents the views and values of the majority of people. If the Government fails to represent the views of the majority adequately‚ the electoral

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    Legal Studies HSC Notes PART 1: Crime The Nature of Crime The meaning of crime Crime: a punishable act that is seen as a danger to the society and is ethically and morally wrong. Elements of a crime: It must be proven that an accused intended to commit and committed the crime for them to be found guilty. Mens Rea: (Gulity Mind) a person’s intention to commit crime. The prosecution must prove that accused was aware of his actions. Actus Reus: (Guilty Act) a person’s physical action out taken

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    English Summary Notes ­ The selection of celtic voices and instruments interspersed with the folk  ballads‚ and fusion of video­clip style song interludes‚ together with female  harmonies (lilting of the Hannan sisters)‚ camera speed‚ angles and tilt  effects‚ and recurring symbolism shaped our understanding of Perkins’  creative voice as her ateur is itself a distinctive voice.  ­ Interior elements of her filmic narrative that create conflict and ongoing  tension and these give rise to complex cultural

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    Legal Summary Notes Principles of the Australian parliamentary System Representative government- means that the government must represent the views and interests of the people who voted them in. if they fail to do so then they will not be elected the next time‚ or could be kicked out of the parliament by the Governor General. Responsible government- the government must be answerable to the people and the parliament for its actions. If they fail to do so then they won’t be re-elected. Separation

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    Crime and the Law Notes Syllabus Themes: * The role of discretion in the criminal justice system * Issues of compliance and non compliance in regard to criminal law * The extent to which the law reflects moral and ethical standards * The role of law reform in the criminal justice system * The extent to which the law balances the rights of victims‚ offenders and society * The effectiveness of legal and non-legal measures in achieving justice Chapter 1: The Nature of Crime Role

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    give-and-take of a negotiated settlement and a contract specifies the minimum acceptable standard of performance. b) Intention to create legal relationship: - One of the essential elements in the creation of a binding contract‚ this intention is implied by the fact that it is not expressly denied. Intention to bind the other party with the involved legal obligations. c) Free and genuine contract:-Two parties must give their Free and genuine contract to the term of agreement. Such

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    Legal study Syllabus notes FAMILY LAW Key Terms: Adoption: The taking of one’s child into one’s family‚ creating a parent to child relationship‚ and giving him or her all the rights and privileges of one’s own child. Annulment: A declaration by court that a supposed marriage is in fact void. Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO): A court order that aims to protect the applicant from violence and other forms of intimidation or abuse perpetrated by a family member Assault: A criminal

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    Kyle Park 11E 12/02/14 Notes Classical or Operant A very bright (mildly painful) light is turned on a rat. The rat has learned that he can turn off the light by pressing a lever on the other side of his cage. As soon as the light comes on‚ the rat runs across the room and presses the lever. Negative Reinforcement because it gets rid of the painful light‚ which will strengthen this behavior. Criticisms of Behaviorism De-emphasizes the role of internal thoughts and feelings in behavior; Presents

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