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[Music] watch complete video to practice questions about citizenship test [Music] Australia how are laws enforced which level of government controls the courts in Australia the courts in Australia are independent what is the role of courts in society they decide if a person has or has not broken the law they decide the penalty of the person who has broken the law how do courts decide who is innocent and who is not they decide on the basis of evidence who is the highest Authority in court the judge or magistrate who do the judge and magistrate listen to No One they are independent who appoints the judges and magistrates the government what happens if the judge and magistrate do not make decisions that the government agrees with nothing the government does not have any say in it in Australia's court system who is considered innocent everyone is considered innocent until until proven guilty in court who can be represented by a lawyer in court everyone has a right to be represented by a lawyer what does the jury help the court to decide if the person has broken the law or not what role does the jury play it decides if a person is innocent or guilty who is part of the jury ordinary Australian citizens how is the jury selected they are selected at random how does the jury know what the law is the judge tells them what the law is what happens if the jury finds a person guilty in a criminal trial the judge decides the penalty what is the role of the police the police maintain peace in the community the police maintain order in the community apart from maintaining peace and order in the community what do the police do they protect life and property how dependent are the police on the government they are independent of the government under what circumstances Can the police arrest people and bring them before the court of law if someone has broken the law who decides if the person is guilty or not the court which areas have their own police force a the States B the Northern Territory who deals with crimes under the state and territory laws the police force of the states and the Northern Territory what is the national police force of Australia called Australian federal police what are some of the crimes that the national police force of Australia investigate crimes against federal laws what kind of relationship does the police and the community have in Australia a good one what can the locals of Australia go up to the police with a to report crimes B to seek assistance what is the law against bribing the police or offering a police police officer a bribe a serious crime who should know about the laws in Australia anyone who is in the country what happens if someone who does not know about the law ends up breaking it you could be charged as not knowing the law is no excuse what are some of the serious crimes a murder assault sexual assault violence against property and people B armed robbery or theft and having sexual relations with children or young people who are aged below the legal age of consent C dangerous driving of a Motorcar possession of illegal drugs and fraud how is the violence against people treated in Australia it is illegal in Australia and is a very serious crime what is domestic or Family Violence violence within the home and within marriage what sort of behavior comes under domestic or Family Violence a threats to control a partner B causing fear or threatening the safety of your partner well what comes under domestic and Family Violence hitting isolating a family member from friends and family or threatening children or pets if the person who commits domestic or family crimes is a woman what happens a person who commits these crimes can go to jail whether they are a man or a woman who should accept being treated badly or being harmed no one what is your duty if you know someone is in danger you should contact the police from where can you get more information about domestic or Family Violence .r.org AU which government controls the road and traffic rules a the state government B the territory government what are the punishments for people who break traffic laws they can be fined or sent to prison what do you need to have before driving a car in Australia a local driver's license and a registered car who is required by law to wear a seat belt everyone traveling in a car how should babies and young children travel in a car they must be in an approved car seat what type of traffic laws are there in Australia very strict ones under what circumstances is it illegal to drive a if you have taken drugs B if you are above the blood alcohol limit can you use a handheld mobile device while driving no you cannot [Music]