This is a compulsory unit for all doctoral students who do not have a law degree or equivalent degree from a common law jurisdiction in the following areas: Master`s degree in Administrative and Political Law; Master`s degree in Business Law; Master in Environmental Law; Master in Environmental Sciences and Law; Master`s degree in health law; Master`s degree in labour law and relations as well as graduate degrees offered in these programs. The unit is designed to equip students with the legal skills and knowledge necessary to competently engage in the area of law of their choice. The investigation concerns the legislative procedure; the judiciary and specialized courts; Previous; agricultural hierarchies; legal justification; Constitutional law; Administrative law; Contracts; and tort. Some elements of the unit are tailored to the requirements of the respective specialized programs. 6. Demonstrate an understanding of the conventions and expectations of legal analysis and drafting – such as clarity, precision, relevance and conciseness – and methods of citation/attribution of the law/other sources; 7. demonstrate an understanding of the principle of stare decisis and its application to Australian courts; 4. Victorian Stevedoring & General Contracting Company Pty Ltd & Meakes v Dignan (1931) 46 CLR 73 per 1. demonstrate the ability to identify the different sources of Australian law, the bodies responsible for their development and the general nature of the process of their development; 4. demonstrate an understanding of the key principles underpinning the Australian legal system, such as the rule of law, separation of rights and Westminster government, and understand how the origins of these principles continue to influence its functioning; 8. Show that you can analyze the court decision to determine the legal principle it represents (ration(s) decisionndi and the reasoning that led to the decision; 9. Demonstrate an understanding of the process by which courts interpret legislation, including the use of definitions, the process of resolving ambiguities through the use of legislative objectives, and resolving inconsistencies with other statutes 3.
demonstrate an understanding of the government agencies responsible for enforcing which Australian laws and resolving disputes in accordance with those laws; are; 2. demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the different sources of Australian law and an understanding of the interpretation of these hierarchies; This is a compulsory unit for all doctoral students who have not obtained a law degree or equivalent degree in a common law jurisdiction and who enter: Master in Administrative and Political Law; Master`s degree in Commercial Law; Master in Environmental Law; Master in Environmental Sciences and Law; Master`s degree in health law; These programs offer a master`s degree in labour law and relations as well as a graduate degree. This unit aims to provide students with the legal skills and knowledge necessary for them to be proficient in the area of law of their choice. The guidelines will cover the legislative process; judicial and specialized courts; Previous; hierarchy of courts; legal justification; Constitution; Administrative; Contract; and injuries. Some elements of the unit are tailored to the requirements of a particular specialized course. D`Orta-Ekenaike v. Victoria Legal Aid (2005) 223 CLR 1.pdf 5. Demonstrate knowledge of the differences between public, criminal and private law and understand key concepts and procedures in various areas of law, including constitutional, administrative, criminal, tortious, conventional and international law.