AustraliaGovernment and the law 61 · Government and the law

Which right does a person accused of a crime have in Australia?

  1. aThe right to have the police decide the case instead of a court
  2. bThe right to choose which judge hears the case
  3. cThe right to be judged under the laws of their home country
  4. dThe right to be represented by a lawyerCorrect answer

Why?

Every person has the right to be represented by a lawyer in court. Australian laws apply to everyone in Australia, and courts, not the police, decide the case.

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