Professional Development for Teachers
Free Professional Development Opportunity for our teacher members The Rule of Law Education Centre...
Read MoreFree Professional Development Opportunity for our teacher members The Rule of Law Education Centre...
Read MoreDuring the pandemic, the Courts had to adjust procedures to allow justice to continue even during lockdowns resulting in digital justice. This had disadvantages and advantages with lessons to be learnt
Read MoreConfused by the contradictory claims in the YES/NO Official pamphlet? One of our paralegals for their Constitutional Law essay looked at three claims from the YEs NO pamphlet and what legal experts from both sides have to say.
Read MoreChris Dawson’s Trial Case Note, Timeline and Relevant Resources How effective is the media...
Read MorePart I: Delayed Justice and Anti- Corruption Bodies How does NSW ICAC measure up? Delayed Justice...
Read MoreIn Dobbs, both the majority, and the minority, rely upon the rule of law in aid of their judgments for the constitutional validity, and invalidity, of State laws permitting abortion.
Read MoreThe Constitution is the most important law in Australia. It establishes the rule of law in Australia and outlines a list of law detailing how the nation is to be governed.
Read MoreHow do you stop a dictator? What do you do when you are ruled by a tyrant
Surprisingly, the answer comes from the Magna Carta. A time in 1215 when the English were ruled by a tyrant, King John.
Read MoreMagna Carta and Human Rights What is the relationship between the Magna Carta and Human Rights?...
Read MoreThis Report considers what civics and citizenship content students in New South Wales are exposed to. This is achieved by comparing the current civics and citizenship content of the New South Wales curriculum with the civics and citizenship content in version 8.4 of the Australian Curriculum
Read MoreThis resource provides a comparison of the experience of judicial independence across three nations – Australia, Poland and Afghanistan, examining the role of the constitution and the associated the impacts of constitutional changes on judicial discretion and power, and therefore the achievement of the Rule of Law.
Read MoreWhich parts of the kangaroo court would form part of its national integrity commission? Will appeal rights be discarded? Will the rules of evidence go? And will there be show trials with predetermined outcomes?
Read MoreFraming and Taming of the Exercise of Power: The Rule of Law in Hungary and Poland As part of our...
Read MoreThe Attorney-General of Australia is the First Law Officer responsible for protecting the rule of law and promotion of justice.
Read MoreWell of course he is guilty! But is he really? These news articles have blindingly stuck in...
Read MoreToday marks the 40th anniversary of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) coming into force. William Shrubb looks back over its first four decades.
Read MoreWorld Human Rights Day is an opportunity to share with your students the importance of human rights and why they must be preserved for all people across the world.
Read MoreExplainer on the treaty process as it occurs in Australia. The explainer is designed for senior high school students and their teachers when teaching Human rights units of work.
Read MoreThe 2021-21 budget has continued funding for the National School Chaplaincy Program (NSCP), however while the NSCP will continue to support the wellbeing of students and school communities through the provision of pastoral care...
Read MoreOne of Melbourne’s top silks believes the validity of the curfew imposed on the city’s residents...
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