This article examines the proposed Government Security Agency in the Australian system, discussing its validity, funding challenges, separation of power, and responsible government. It analyzes the evolving constitution with reference to the separation of powers and consequences of constitutional changes. The article also highlights the importance of agency funding and its challenges.

Constitutional Law Assignment

Compulsory assignment in Australian Constitutional Law, constituting 20% of the final mark. Extensions must be requested prior to the due date with supporting evidence. Late assignments incur penalties. Assignment guidelines available in the Guide to the Presentation and Submission of Assignments.

Examining the proposed Government Security Agency in Australia, including funding, challenges, and separation of power, and its impact on the evolving constitution.

Constitutional Law: Validity of Government Security Agency in Australian System

Political Science

Australian Constitutional Law - Report

This essay explores the division of state and federal responsibilities in criminology, highlighting the inefficiencies and concerns raised by overlapping jurisdictions. It also discusses potential reforms, including the use of multi-agency taskforces involving both state and federal agencies.

Criminology Essay: Division of State and Federal Responsibilities

Cruel and Unusual Punishments

Individual Assignment

This report discusses the current issues related to the bail system in Victoria, the laws and policies that shape and respond to the problem, and the government's response. It also highlights the costs of the problem for the government.

Bail System in Victoria: Current Issues, Laws, and Government Response

Technology and the Law

In Australia, various network media are covered by surveillance laws, including telephone service, internet service, other communication systems, financial services, international travel, and government policies. The increasing use of surveillance technology in society has brought it to the public&#39;s attention, with proponents seeing it as a way to improve security while opponents see it as an invasion of privacy.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Constitutional Law: Validity of Government Security Agency in Australian System

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Criminology Essay: Division of State and Federal Responsibilitieslg...

Cruel and Unusual Punishmentslg...

Bail System in Victoria: Current Issues, Laws, and Government Responselg...

Does Surveillance Law Provide Security or Threaten Privacy?lg...

Australian Constitutional Law - Report

Criminology Essay: Division of State and Federal Responsibilities

Cruel and Unusual Punishments

Bail System in Victoria: Current Issues, Laws, and Government Response

Does Surveillance Law Provide Security or Threaten Privacy?