This unit of study is designed to introduce students to Australian public law: the body of legal principles that constitute and regulate public power. It examines the functions and powers of the three branches of the Australian government — Parliament, the executive, and the courts — and the relationships between them, including the way courts interpret legislation. This unit is intended to complement students’ further studies in Constitutional Law and Administrative Law.
Unit details and rules
| Academic unit | Law |
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| Credit points | 6 |
| Prerequisites
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LAWS5000 or LAWS5019 |
| Corequisites
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None |
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Prohibitions
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LAWS1021 |
| Assumed knowledge
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None |
| Available to study abroad and exchange students | No |
Teaching staff
| Coordinator | Emily Hammond, emily.hammond@sydney.edu.au |
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| Lecturer(s) | Peter Chiam, peter.chiam@sydney.edu.au |
| Kevin Zou, kevin.zou@sydney.edu.au |