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14 Cards in this Set
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R v Archdall
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The High Court ruled that Parliament can declare certain summary offences to not require a trial.
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Kingswell v R
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The High Court ruled that Parliament can declare certain summary offences to not require a trial.
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Kruger v Commonwealth
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The High Court ruled that freedom of religion applies to state laws.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Case
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The High Court ruled that a religion need not involve a supreme or unified deity to qualify for protection.
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Attorney General (Vic); Ex rel Black v Commonwealth (DOGS Case)
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The High Court ruled that granting funding to religious schools did not violate the establishment clause.
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Krygger v Williams
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The High Court ruled that military service could not be avoided on religious grounds.
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Kruger v Commonwealth
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The High Court ruled that legislation that incidentally impacted religious freedom did not violate the constitution.
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Lange v ABC
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The High Court ruled that the impugned legislation must be compatible with the maintenance of government.
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ACTV v Commonwealth
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The High Court ruled that restricting political advertising violated the implied right to freedom of political communication.
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Cunliffe v Commonwealth
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The High Court ruled that the requirement of registration was constitutional if the matter was non-political.
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Levy v Victoria
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The High Court ruled that actions can constitute political communication.
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Coleman v Power
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The High Court ruled that insulting or abusive political speech is protected.
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Wotton v Queensland
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The High Court ruled that certain restrictions on speech can be appropriate.
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Roach v Electoral Commissioner
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The High Court ruled that voting is a constitutionally protected right.
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