Court Observation Report: A Visit to Perth Magistrate Court, Australia
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This report is a detailed account of a student's observation at the Magistrate Court in Perth, Western Australia. The student visited the court on October 5, 2019, and observed a case involving an Indian taxi driver charged with a traffic violation (parking in a restricted zone). The report describes the court's security procedures, the courtroom setup, and the interactions between the judge, the traffic officer, and the accused. The officer presented photographic evidence, and the driver provided a defense. The judge ultimately fined the driver. The report also touches upon the Australian welfare system, highlighting the government's role in ensuring fair judgments and addressing societal issues. The report references relevant legislation, including the Magistrates Court Act 2004 (WA) and the Parking Local Law 2010. It also provides an overview of the levels of managing laws in Australia, including common law, the Constitution, and legislation.
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