Threats to Social Cohesion & Australia's Justice System Crossword

highly structured criminal enterprises that can operate with structures and characteristics similar to that of a regular business
an industry professional or person with specific expertise who is employed by criminal organisations to undertake specialist criminal activity
two opposing sides present their arguments to an independent umpire
someone tries to offer money, a gift or any other item of value to a judicial officer or any other public official in the expectation that the person will act in the briber’s interests
the principle that that anyone who comes into contact with the courts should know that they are being treated fairly and without discrimination
the principle that our judges and courts need to be kept separate from the other two branches of Australia’s government
any person involved in a court case who is not happy with the outcome of that case has the right to ask a higher court to review it
conflict resolution strategy that involves the opposing parties dealing directly with each other without the help of a third party, the process is simplified and costs are minimised
conflict resolution strategy which involves the use of an independent third-party conciliator who is usually appointed by a formal tribunal such as the Australian Human Rights Commission and the Fair Work Commission
conflict resolution strategy which involves the use of an independent third-party who focuses on the communication between the opposing parties rather than on the technical nature of the dispute itself
conflict resolution strategy used when the opposing parties require a resolution that imposes a legally binding decision
the legal principle describing who has to prove a case in court
the level of proof required to establish a case. In criminal law, the prosecution must prove that the accused is guilty beyond reasonable doubt