10 Legal Studies (end Unit 1) Crossword

A parliament with 2 houses, Upper and Lower.
Proposal for a new law, presented to Parliament in draft form.
Meeting room in which Members of the Legislative Assembly meet and participate in debates
Combining of two or more parties in the Parliament to act as a Government or opposition.
Term for British Monarch who is represented in the Queensland Parliament by the Governor.
Government by the people.
Fromal vote in Parliament heralded by the rining of the bells.
Method people use to select their representatives.
Members of teh Ministry or Opposition Shadow Ministry who occupy the front seats in teh Chamber.
Printed record of the proceedings in Parliament.
Member of Parliament who does not belong to any party.
Another name for tort law.
Person in a civil or criminal action who is brought to trial by the actions of the plaintiff or prosecutor.
Panel of ordinary people who hear the evidence presented in a trial and deliver a verdict based on the evidence.
Legal decision which sets a pattern for future similiar cases.
Person in a civil action who has been wronged.
Judgement or decision made by a jury.
Ceremonial staff representing the authority of the Speaker
Member of Parliament who is responsible for organising members of his/her political party to take part in debates and votes. They count votes in a division.
Leader of the governing party in each state.
Minimum number of Members that must be present in the Chamber for parliamentary business to be conducted.