How are laws enforced?
On what basis do courts in Australia decide if someone is guilty or innocent?
What should you do if you or someone you know is in danger?
What do the police forces in the states and Northern Territory deal with?
Who should know about the laws in Australia?
What is the relationship between the police and the community in Australia?
What happens if you break a law in Australia that you didn’t know about?
Is violence against people or property legal in Australia?
What should you do if you are being treated badly or harmed?
In Australia, hitting, isolating a family member from friends and family, or threatening children or pets are considered:
Does every person in Australia have the right to a lawyer in court?
Is bribing the police a crime in Australia?
Besides investigating crimes under federal law, what is the Australian Federal Police (AFP) responsible for?
Who controls road and traffic rules in Australia?
If you want to report a crime or seek assistance from the police, you should:
How is a jury selected in Australia?
In Australia’s court system, people are considered:
Is it illegal to drive after taking drugs or if you are above the blood alcohol limit?
What is the national police force of Australia called?
What is the role of the Australian Federal Police (AFP)?
What is the role of the police in Australia?
Who in Australia is responsible for determining whether a person has broken the law and deciding the penalty?
Do the states and Northern Territory have their own police forces?
In a criminal trial, who decides the penalty if the jury finds the defendant guilty?
In Australia, can both men and women be jailed for committing domestic and family violence crimes?
What is violence within the home or marriage called?
Who appoints judges and magistrates in Australia?
Babies and young children travelling in a car must:
Are the police in Australia independent of the government?
What does domestic and family violence include?
Are judges and magistrates in Australia independent in their decisions?
What is required to drive a car in Australia?
Who is the highest authority in the court?
When does a jury decide if a person is innocent or guilty?
What is a jury in Australia?
What is the role of a jury in a court case?
Who is responsible for explaining the law to the jury?
Can the government remove judges and magistrates if they disagree with their decisions?
What can the police do if they believe someone has broken the law?
Are courts in Australia independent of the government?
What can happen if you break traffic laws in Australia?
What role do the police have in court?
Besides maintaining peace and order in the community, what do the police do?
Which of the following are considered some of the most serious crimes in Australia?
Is it against the law to use a hand-held mobile device while driving in Australia?
What must everybody travelling in a car do?
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