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The Australian legal system : history, institutions and method / Russell Hinchy.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Frenchs Forest, NSW : Pearson Education Australia, [2008]Copyright date: ©2008Description: xxvi, 496 pages ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0733976581
  • 9780733976582
Other title:
  • History, institutions and method
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 349.94 22
Contents:
Pt. 1. History -- Ch. 1. Development of the Common Law in England -- Ch. 2. Reception of English Law in Australia -- Ch. 3. Indigenous Legal Tradition -- Pt. 2. Institutions -- Ch. 4. Legal and Political Institutions in Colonial Australia -- Ch. 5. Federation in Australia -- Ch. 6. Political Institutions in Australia -- Ch. 7. Judiciary and Courts in Australia -- Pt. 3. Legal method -- Ch. 8. Legal Reasoning -- Ch. 9. Precedent Theory and Case Analysis -- Ch. 10. Following and Distinguishing Precedent -- Ch. 11. Primary Legislation -- Ch. 12. Delegated Legislation -- Ch. 13. Theories of Statutory Interpretation -- Ch. 14. Application of Principles of Statutory Interpretation -- Pt. 4. Research and writing -- Ch. 15. Legal Research -- Ch. 16. Legal Writing.
Review: "This text delivers a thorough and balanced introduction to the Australian Legal System. It provides a clear grounding in the western and indigenous legal traditions, as well as the history of Australian law and legal institutions. There is a special emphasis on legal method which forms the basis of legal understanding. In particular, the text analyses and explains legal method - the following and distinguishing of precedent, statutory interpretation and the identification of ratio - which prepares students for their legal study. Numerous quality exercises prepare the way for legal thinking in students, for example, 'Part 3: Legal Method' contains many examples and exercises to encourage understanding." "This text is unique with its inclusion of an online ActiveBook student supplement which allows for a fully integrated teaching and learning experience. Students are able to access original versions of relevant case law and legislation quickly and easily through the embeeded links. They can also use the user-friendly functionality of the ActiveBook to make studying and revision efficient and effective." "This title is sold with an ActiveBook access code."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Pt. 1. History -- Ch. 1. Development of the Common Law in England -- Ch. 2. Reception of English Law in Australia -- Ch. 3. Indigenous Legal Tradition -- Pt. 2. Institutions -- Ch. 4. Legal and Political Institutions in Colonial Australia -- Ch. 5. Federation in Australia -- Ch. 6. Political Institutions in Australia -- Ch. 7. Judiciary and Courts in Australia -- Pt. 3. Legal method -- Ch. 8. Legal Reasoning -- Ch. 9. Precedent Theory and Case Analysis -- Ch. 10. Following and Distinguishing Precedent -- Ch. 11. Primary Legislation -- Ch. 12. Delegated Legislation -- Ch. 13. Theories of Statutory Interpretation -- Ch. 14. Application of Principles of Statutory Interpretation -- Pt. 4. Research and writing -- Ch. 15. Legal Research -- Ch. 16. Legal Writing.

"This text delivers a thorough and balanced introduction to the Australian Legal System. It provides a clear grounding in the western and indigenous legal traditions, as well as the history of Australian law and legal institutions. There is a special emphasis on legal method which forms the basis of legal understanding. In particular, the text analyses and explains legal method - the following and distinguishing of precedent, statutory interpretation and the identification of ratio - which prepares students for their legal study. Numerous quality exercises prepare the way for legal thinking in students, for example, 'Part 3: Legal Method' contains many examples and exercises to encourage understanding." "This text is unique with its inclusion of an online ActiveBook student supplement which allows for a fully integrated teaching and learning experience. Students are able to access original versions of relevant case law and legislation quickly and easily through the embeeded links. They can also use the user-friendly functionality of the ActiveBook to make studying and revision efficient and effective." "This title is sold with an ActiveBook access code."--BOOK JACKET.

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