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UNIT 3: Area of Study 3 - Role of the Courts in Law-Mamking
Legal Studies
10 Pages • Topic Notes • Year: Pre-2021
THE COURT HIERARCHY Court hierarchy: An ordering system for courts whereby there are higher, more superior courts, middle-level courts, and lower level courts that hear less-serious cases. Australian courts are arranged in a hierarchy, ordered in terms of superiority or importance. Lower courts hear smaller cases (eg. summary offenses and small civil disputes) Higher courts become more superior as the nature of the cases become more serious.
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