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LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE ACCESS & JUSTICE 14TH EDITION UNITS 1 2 LISA FILIPPIN PETER FARRAR ANNIE WILSON & MARGARET BEAZER JOSIE GRAY LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE ACCESS & JUSTICE 14TH EDITION UNITS 1 2 LISA FILIPPIN PETER FARRAR ANNIE WILSON & MARGARET BEAZER JOSIE GRAY 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 1 21/9/20 8:53 am 1 Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide. Oxford is a registered trademark of Oxford University Press in the UK and in certain other countries. Published in Australia by Oxford University Press Level 8, 737 Bourke Street, Docklands, Victoria 3008, Australia © Lisa Filippin, Peter Farrar, Annie Wilson, Margaret Beazer and Josie Gray 2021 The moral rights of the authors have been asserted First published 1994 This edition published 2021 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior permission in writing of Oxford University Press, or as expressly permitted by law, by licence, or under terms agreed with the appropriate reprographics rights organisation. Enquiries concerning reproduction outside the scope of the above should be sent to the Rights Department, Oxford University Press, at the address above. You must not circulate this work in any other form and you must impose this same condition on any acquirer. ISBN 978 0 19 032626 5 Reproduction and communication for educational purposes The Australian Copyright Act 1968 (the Act) allows educational institutions that are covered by remuneration arrangements with Copyright Agency to reproduce and communicate certain material for educational purposes. For more information, see copyright.com.au. Edited by Naomi Saligari Text design by OUPANZ Typeset by Newgen KnowledgeWorks Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, India Indexed by Neil Daly Printed in China by Sheck Wah Tong Printing Press Ltd Disclaimer Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islanders are advised that this publication may include images or names of people now deceased. Links to third party websites are provided by Oxford in good faith and for information only. Oxford disclaims any responsibility for the materials contained in any third party website referenced in this work. 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 2 21/9/20 8:53 am CONTENTS SUMMARY OF LEGAL SCENARIOS ...........................................vi USING LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE UNITS 1 & 2 ..........................viii CHAPTER 1 LEGAL TOOLKIT ..............................2 1.1 UNDERSTANDING THE VCE LEGAL STUDIES COURSE ...............................................................................4 1.2 SETTING YOURSELF UP FOR SUCCESS IN VCE LEGAL STUDIES .........................................................8 1.3 TIPS FOR SUCCESS ON ASSESSMENT TASKS ............13 1.4 MASTERING LEGAL CITATION ........................................19 1.5 CAREERS IN THE LAW ....................................................23 UNIT 1 GUILT AND LIABILITY ................26 CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION TO UNIT 1 – GUILT AND LIABILITY ....................................30 2.1 AN INTRODUCTION TO LAWS AND TO THE AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM .........................................32 2.2 PARLIAMENTS AND COURTS IN AUSTRALIA ...............34 2.3 THE RULE OF LAW ............................................................41 CHAPTER 3 LEGAL FOUNDATIONS ................42 3.1 SOCIAL COHESION AND THE RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS ...............................................................44 3.2 THE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE ........................................47 3.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF AN EFFECTIVE LAW .................50 3.4 SOURCES OF LAW ............................................................53 3.5 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARLIAMENT AND THE COURTS .............................................................58 3.6 TYPES OF LAW ..................................................................61 3.7 THE DISTINCTION AND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRIMINAL LAW AND CIVIL LAW .....................................65 3.8 THE VICTORIAN COURT HIERARCHY ............................ 68 CHAPTER 3 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK ...................................70 CONTENTS iii 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 3 21/9/20 8:53 am CHAPTER 4 THE PRESUMPTION 8.3 NUISANCE .......................................................................243 OF INNOCENCE .............................................72 CHAPTER 8 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND 4.1 THE PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL LAW ...............................74 PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................252 4.2 THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE .............................76 CHAPTER 9 OTHER AREAS OF CIVIL LAW ...254 4.3 KEY CONCEPTS OF CRIMINAL LAW ...............................78 4.4 TYPES OF CRIME ...............................................................84 9.1 DISCRIMINATION ...........................................................256 4.5 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN SUMMARY 9.2 VOID MARRIAGES ............................................................267 OFFENCES AND INDICTABLE OFFENCES .....................89 9.3 ONLINE SHOPPING .........................................................276 4.6 POSSIBLE PARTICIPANTS IN A CRIME ..........................92 9.4 WORKPLACE PAY AND CONDITIONS ...........................285 CHAPTER 4 REVIEW TOP TIPS, CHAPTER 9 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK ...................................94 PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................294 CHAPTER 5 INDICTABLE OFFENCES .............96 UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT TASKS .................................................296 5.1 GENERAL DEFENCES TO CRIME ....................................98 5.2 MURDER ..........................................................................103 UNIT 2 SANCTIONS, REMEDIES 5.3 CULPABLE DRIVING CAUSING DEATH ........................112 5.4 RAPE ................................................................................121 AND RIGHTS ...................................300 5.5 ARSON .............................................................................131 CHAPTER 5 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND CHAPTER 10 INTRODUCTION TO UNIT 2 – PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................140 SANCTIONS, REMEDIES AND RIGHTS .......304 CHAPTER 6 SUMMARY OFFENCES ..............142 10.1 REVISITING THE MEANING OF LAWS ..........................306 6.1 GENERAL DEFENCES TO CRIME ..................................144 10.2 FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL LAW ...............................310 6.2 ASSAULT .........................................................................150 10.3 FOUNDATIONS OF CIVIL LAW .......................................313 6.3 MINOR THEFT .................................................................160 10.4 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRIMINAL CASES AND CIVIL DISPUTES .....................................................315 6.4 OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOUR ...............................................174 6.5 GRAFFITI OFFENCES ....................................................186 CHAPTER 11 SANCTIONS .............................. 318 CHAPTER 6 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND 11.1 INTRODUCTION TO SANCTIONS ...................................320 PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................196 11.2 THE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE IN CRIMINAL LAW ......322 11.3 INSTITUTIONS THAT ENFORCE CRIMINAL LAW ........325 CHAPTER 7 CIVIL LIABILITY .........................198 11.4 INSTITUTIONAL POWERS AND INDIVIDUAL 7.1 PURPOSES AND TYPES OF CIVIL LAW ........................200 RIGHTS .............................................................................331 7.2 KEY CONCEPTS OF CIVIL LAW ......................................205 11.5 THE ROLE AND CRIMINAL JURISDICTIONS OF VICTORIAN COURTS .......................................................338 7.3 POSSIBLE PARTIES TO A CIVIL DISPUTE ....................212 11.6 THE ROLE OF THE JURY IN A CRIMINAL TRIAL ..........344 CHAPTER 7 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND 11.7 THE PURPOSES OF SANCTIONS...................................348 PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................218 11.8 TYPES OF SANCTIONS ...................................................353 11.9 FACTORS CONSIDERED BY JUDGES CHAPTER 8 TORT LAW .................................220 IN SENTENCING ..............................................................360 8.1 NEGLIGENCE ...................................................................222 11.10 SENTENCING PRACTICES .............................................363 8.2 DEFAMATION ...................................................................232 iv LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE UNITS 1 & 2 ACCESS & JUSTICE 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 4 21/9/20 8:53 am 11.11 ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO SENTENCING .........369 CHAPTER 15 RIGHTS ..................................... 496 CHAPTER 11 REVIEW TOP TIPS, 15.1 INTRODUCTION TO RIGHTS ...........................................498 REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................378 15.2 THE PROTECTION OF RIGHTS THROUGH STATUTE LAW AND THE VICTORIAN CHARTER ...........................500 CHAPTER 12 RECENT CRIMINAL CASES .....380 15.3 THE PROTECTION OF RIGHTS THROUGH COMMON LAW .................................................................505 12.1 RECENT CRIMINAL CASE 1: A WEEKEND AT 15.4 THE PROTECTION OF RIGHTS THROUGH AN AIRBNB ENDS IN MURDER ....................................382 THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION ..............................511 12.2 RECENT CRIMINAL CASE 2: THE CASE THAT 15.5 INTERNATIONAL TREATIES, DECLARATIONS AND CAPTIVATED VICTORIA ...................................................389 THE RIGHTS OF AUSTRALIANS ....................................517 12.3 RECENT CRIMINAL CASE 3: THE ASSAULT OF 15.6 THE APPROACH ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES A PARAMEDIC..................................................................396 IN PROTECTING RIGHTS ................................................524 12.4 RECENT CRIMINAL CASE 4: THE TRIAL AND 15.7 POSSIBLE REFORMS TO THE PROTECTION OF ACQUITTAL OF CARDINAL GEORGE PELL ..................405 RIGHTS IN AUSTRALIA ...................................................532 CHAPTER 12 REVIEW TOP TIPS, 15.8 THE MABO CASE – THE PROTECTION OF RIGHTS REVISION QUESTIONS AND IN AUSTRALIA .................................................................537 PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK .................................414 CHAPTER 15 REVIEW TOP TIPS, CHAPTER 13 REMEDIES .................................416 REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK ..................................542 13.1 INTRODUCTION TO REMEDIES .....................................418 UNIT 2 ASSESSMENTTASKS......................................544 13.2 THE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE IN CIVIL LAW ..............420 13.3 METHODS USED TO RESOLVE A CIVIL DISPUTE ........422 GLOSSARY ...............................................548 13.4 TRIBUNALS .....................................................................427 13.5 OMBUDSMEN ..................................................................432 INDEX ....................................................558 13.6 COMPLAINTS BODIES ....................................................436 13.7 THE ROLE AND CIVIL JURISDICTIONS OF THE MEET OUR AUTHORS .................................565 VICTORIAN COURTS .......................................................442 13.8 THE ROLE OF THE JURY IN A CIVIL TRIAL ...................449 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..............................566 13.9 THE PURPOSES AND TYPES OF REMEDIES ...............453 CHAPTER 13 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK ..................................458 CHAPTER 14 RECENT CIVIL CASES..............460 14.1 RECENT CIVIL CASE 1: THE CRIME REPORTER WHO SUED THE AGE .......................................................462 14.2 RECENT CIVIL CASE 2: UBER SUCCESS DRIVES TAXIS TO CLASS ACTION .................................471 14.3 RECENT CIVIL CASE 3: DOCKLANDS HIGH-RISE FIRE EARNS $5M IN DAMAGES ................478 14.4 RECENT CIVIL CASE 4: THE SHOCKING REVELATIONS OF LAWYER X ........................................485 14.5 RECENT CIVIL CASE 5: REBEL WITH A CAUSE (OBOOK ASSESS TOPIC) CHAPTER 14 REVIEW TOP TIPS, REVISION QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE ASSESSMENT TASK ..................................494 CONTENTS v 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 5 21/9/20 8:53 am SUMMARY OF LEGAL SCENARIOS CHAPTER 1 LEGAL TOOLKIT CHAPTER 6 SUMMARY OFFENCES No legal cases R v Fairest, Fields & Toohey (Rulings – Fitness to be tried) [2016] VSC 329 (1 July 2016) .........................148 Police v G, DM [2016] SASC 39 (21 March 2016) ..............153 UNIT 1 GUILT AND LIABILITY Stein v Henshall [1976] VR 612 .........................................164 Wage Theft Act 2020 (Vic) .................................................166 Fraser v Walker [2015] VCC 1911 (19 November 2015) ...179 CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION TO UNIT 1 – GUILT AND LIABILITY CHAPTER 7 CIVIL LIABILITY No legal cases Werfel v AMACA v The State of South Australia [2019] SAET 159 (6 August 2019) ...........................................201 CHAPTER 3 LEGAL FOUNDATIONS State Rail Authority of New South Wales v Chu [2008] NSWCA 14 (6 March 2008) ..........................................206 Deing v Tarola [1993] 2 VR 163 ..........................................54 Donoghue v Stevenson [1932] All ER 1 .............................. 55 CHAPTER 8 TORT LAW Lansell House Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation (2011) Chester v Waverley Municipal Council (1939) 62 CLR 1 ....223 190 FCR 354 ...................................................................58 Roman Catholic Church Trustees for the Diocese of State Government Insurance Commission (SA) v Trigwell Canberra & Goulburn v Hadba (2005) 221 CLR 161 .....225 (1979) 142 CLR 617 ........................................................59 Woolworths Ltd v Grimshaw [2016] QCA 274 DPP v Webster [2019] VCC 2239 (19 December 2019) .......61 (28 October 2016) .........................................................227 Wyong Shire Council v Shirt (1980) 146 CLR 40 .................62 Mickle v Farley [2013] NSWDC 295 (29 November 2013) ...233 Wilson v Bauer Media Pty Ltd [2017] VSC 521 Rush v Nationwide News Pty Ltd (No 7) [2019] (13 September 2017) .....................................................63 FCA 496 (11 April 2019) ...............................................234 DPP v Djokovic [2019] VCC 1848 (12 November 2019) .......67 Voller v Nationwide News Pty Ltd; Voller v Fairfax Media Publications Pty Ltd; Voller v Australian News Channel CHAPTER 4 THE PRESUMPTION Pty Ltd [2019] NSWSC 766 (24 June 2019) ..................239 OF INNOCENCE Hallett v City of Port Phillip [2015] VSC 313 (30 June 2015) ..244 Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment Gales Holdings Pty Ltd v Tweed Shire Council [2011] (2019 Measures No. 1) Act 2019 (Cth) .............................77 NSWSC 1128 (21 September 2011) .............................245 RP v The Queen [2016] HCA 53 (21 December 2016).........80 Hollywood Silver Fox Farm Ltd v Emmett [1936] 2 KB 468. ..246 Crimes Legislation Amendment (Age of Criminal Courtney & Jackson v Howell [2016] VMC011 Responsibility) Bill 2019 (Cth) .......................................81 (26 July 2016) ...............................................................248 DPP (Cth) v Barbaro & Zirilli [2012] VSC 47 Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (23 February 2012) .........................................................86 (Safe Access Zones) Act 2015 (Vic) ................................249 DPP v Bankal [2018] VCC 1274 (7 August 2018) ................87 CHAPTER 9 OTHER AREAS OF CHAPTER 5 INDICTABLE OFFENCES CIVIL LAW DPP v Brook (a Pseudonym) [2019] VSC 566 Jusrut v Ensure Recruitment Pty Ltd (Human Rights) (22 August 2019) ............................................................99 [2020] VCAT 126 (7 February 2020)..............................259 R v Falconer (1990) 171 CLR 30 .......................................101 Maloney v The Queen [2013] HCA 28 (19 June 2013) ......264 R v Dhakal [2018] VSC 295 (1 June 2018) ........................105 Kirvan & Tomaras [2018] FamCA 171 (21 March 2018) ...........................................................268 DPP v Herrmann [2019] VSC 694 (29 October 2019)........109 Chow & Zu; Fang & Hung [2019] FamCA 665 DPP v Huby [2018] VCC 1621 (3 October 2018) ................113 (18 September 2019) ...................................................270 R v Getachew (2012) 248 CLR 22 ......................................123 Chirag & Kanelka [2018] FamCA 476 (5 June 2018) ........271 Davies v The Queen [2019] VSCA 66 (28 March 2019) ......133 Attorney-General for the Commonwealth v Kevin & R v Sokaluk [2012] VSC 167 (27 April 2012) .....................134 Jennifer (2003) 172 FLR 300 ........................................274 DPP v Islam [2019] VCC 217 (1 March 2019) ...................138 vi LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE UNITS 1 & 2 ACCESS & JUSTICE 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 6 21/9/20 8:53 am Joyner v Intrepid Travel Pty Ltd (Civil Claims) Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria v Gibson [2017] [2017] VCAT 233 (17 February 2017) ............................279 FCA 240 (15 March 2017) .............................................436 Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company [1892] Clarke v Great Southern Finance Pty Ltd (in liquidation) EWCA Civ 1...................................................................281 [2014] VSC 516 (11 December 2014) ...........................444 Obudho v Patty Malones Bar Pty Ltd [2017] VSC 28 (9 February 2017) .........................................................446 UNIT 2 SANCTIONS, REMEDIES Humphris v ConnectEast Nominee Company Pty Ltd (No 2) [2016] VSC 419 (27 July 2016) ...........................449 AND RIGHTS Coleston v Carney [2019] VCC 177 (26 February 2019) ....454 Cruse v State of Victoria [2019] VSC 574 (27 August 2019) ..455 CHAPTER 14 RECENT CIVIL CASES CHAPTER 10 INTRODUCTION TO UNIT 2 – SANCTIONS, REMEDIES YZ (a pseudonym) v The Age Company Limited [2019] AND RIGHTS VCC 148 (22 February 2019); The Age Company Limited v YZ (a pseudonym) [2019] VSCA 313 Wright v McMurchy (2011) 42 WAR 113 ...........................308 (19 December 2019) ........................................................462 R v Eckersley [2020] VSC 22 (30 January 2020) ...............311 Andrianakis v Uber Technologies Inc. S ECI 2019 01926 ..471 Owners Corporation No 1 of PS613436T v LU Simon CHAPTER 11 SANCTIONS Builders Pty Ltd (Building and Property) [2019] VCAT 286 (28 February 2019).......................................478 Kingston City Council v Wong & Lapont International Orman v State of Victoria (2020) ........................................485 (Criminal) [2013] VMC 6 (10 April 2013) ......................329 Wilson v Bauer Media Pty Ltd [2017] VSC 521 Certain Children by their Litigation Guardian Sister Marie (13 September 2017); Bauer Media Pty Ltd v Wilson Brigid Arthur v Minister for Families & Children [2016] (No 2) [2018] VSCA 154 (14 June 2018) ....................obook 51 VR 473 (21 December 2016) and Certain Children v Minister for Families & Children (No 2) [2017] VSC 251 CHAPTER 15 RIGHTS (11 May 2017) ...............................................................336 Bradley v The Queen [2017] VSCA 69 (30 March 2017) ....339 Dietrich v The Queen (1992) 177 CLR 262 ........................506 DPP v Hilton-Taylor [2020] VCC 105 (19 February 2020) ..340 Attorney-General for the Commonwealth v Kevin & R v Skaf (2004) 60 NSWLR 86 ..........................................346 Jennifer (2003) 172 FLR 300 ........................................506 DPP v Kendall [2020] VCC 74 (24 January 2020) .............349 Love v Commonwealth; Thoms v Commonwealth [2020] HCA 3 (11 February 2020) ............................................507 DPP v Lam [2020] VCC 160 (20 February 2020) ...............351 Certain Children by their Litigation Guardian Sister Cottrell v Ross [2019] VCC 2142 (19 December 2019) .....354 Marie Brigid Arthur v Minister for Families and DPP v Larkins [2020] VCC 15 (29 January 2020) ..............356 Children (2016) 51 VR 473 ............................................508 Cemino v Cannan [2018] VSC 535 (17 September 2018) ...373 Attorney-General (Vic); Ex Rel Black v Commonwealth (1981) 146 CLR 559 ......................................................513 CHAPTER 12 RECENT CRIMINAL Australian Capital Television Pty Ltd v Commonwealth CASES (1992) 177 CLR 106 ......................................................514 Clubb v Edwards; Preston v Avery (2019) 366 ALR 1 ........515 DPP v AK (Sentence) [2019] VSC 852 (20 December 2019) ....................................................382 McGarrigle v National Disability Insurance Agency (2017) 252 FCR 121 ......................................................520 DPP v Ristevski [2019] VSC 253 (18 April 2019); DPP v Ristevski [2019] VSCA 287 (6 December 2019) ............389 Brough v Australia (2006) Communication No 1184/2003 (27 April 2006) ......................................521 Tang v Haberfield (2019) VMC (28 August 2019); DPP v Haberfield [2019] VCC 2082 (16 December 2019) .......396 District of Columbia v Heller 54 US 570 (2008) and McDonald v Chicago 561 US 742 (2010) .......................526 DPP v Pell (Sentence) [2019] VCC 260 (13 March 2019); Pell v The Queen [2019] VSCA 186 (21 August 2019); Snyder v Phelps 562 US 443 (2011) ..................................527 Pell v The Queen [2020] HCA 12 (7 April 2020) ............405 Griswold v Connecticut 381 US 479 (1965) and Roe v Wade 410 US 113 (1973) .....................................529 CHAPTER 13 REMEDIES Northern Territory v Griffiths (deceased) & Jones on behalf of the Ngaliwurru & Nungali Peoples [2019] Hingst v Construction Engineering (Aust) Pty Ltd (No 3) HCA 7 (13 March 2019) ................................................540 [2018] VSC 136 (29 March 2018) ..................................418 SUMMARY OF LEGAL SCENARIOS vii 00_FIL_LS_SB12_26265_TXT_SI.indd 7 21/9/20 8:53 am USING LEGAL STUDIES FOR VCE UNITS 1 & 2 Legal Studies for VCE Units 1 & 2 (14th edition) off ers complete support for teachers and students completing Units 1 & 2 of VCE Legal Studies. 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