H1 Constitutional Law - Course Summary Notes
Subject notes for UniMelb LAWS50028
Description
Contains comprehensive summary of all the cases studied as well as specific judgements and their respective analysis. Majority of the notes are in a easy to read - 'question & ans table' form. Potential HYPO structures are also included throughout topics. Extremely useful for both exam and learning purposes. Topics covered within Constitutional Law in Semester 2, 2019: - Introduction to the Commonwealth Constitution - Interpretation of the 'heads of powers' - External Affairs Power - Corporations Power - Inconsistency of State and Federal legislation - Intergovernmental Immunities - Defence Power - Commonwealth Executive Power/Federal Allocation of Powers/Nationhood - The 'Inherent' Commonwealth Executive Power - Judicial Power - The Boilermaker's Doctrine (Federal Courts + State Courts) - Federalism/Economic Union/Federal Financial Relations - Taxing Power (Federal + States) - Freedom of Interstate Trade - The Implied Freedom of Political Communication - Representative Government and Voting Rights
UniMelb
Semester 2, 2019
137 pages
42,075 words
$39.00
4
Campus
UniMelb, Parkville
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February 2014