sexual offences Court Drugs Court Children’s Court domestic violence situations Statutory interpretation elements of the State Interpretation of legislation Act which may refer to: may include: Sections 12, 37, 44, 45, 49, 51 literal rule golden rule mischief rule spirit (intent) rule class rule common law rule, presumptions and maxims reasons for interpretation ambiguity unclear words obscure meanings other reasons precedent in our legal system, such as: role and application doctrine advantages/disadvantages reasons for precedents, such as: binding precedents distinguished one case from another reversing an earlier decision over ruling decision disapproving an earlier decision heal, restore and reconcile, instead of punishment and Therapeutic justice may revenge refer to: negotiate instead of impose regular monitoring and supervision therapeutic effects on: victim offender social intervention rather than by harsher sentences development of specialist courts
sexual offences Court Drugs Court Children’s Court domestic violence situations Statutory interpretation may refer to: elements of the State Interpretation of legislation Act which may include: Sections 12, 37, 44, 45, 49, 51 literal rule golden rule mischief rule spirit (intent) rule class rule common law rule, presumptions and maxims reasons for interpretation ambiguity unclear words obscure meanings other reasons precedent in our legal system, such as: role and application doctrine advantages/disadvantages reasons for precedents, such as: binding precedents distinguished one case from another reversing an earlier decision over ruling decision disapproving an earlier decision Therapeutic justice may refer to: heal, restore and reconcile, instead of punishment and revenge negotiate instead of impose regular monitoring and supervision therapeutic effects on: victim offender social intervention rather than by harsher sentences development of specialist courts
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