1	Summary Offence		_____	The standard of proof required in a civil case in order for a plaintiff to succeed in providing the case against the defendant
2	Indictable Offence		_____	A serious offence heard before a judge and generally a jury
3	Inquisitorial system		_____	An offence between individuals eg. breach of contract
4	Terra nullius		_____	Application of laws on an equal basis
5	Criminal matter		_____	Law made by parliament
6	Civil matter		_____	The are of law that deals with offences committed between individuals. eg contract law
7	Common law		_____	the responsibility of a party to prove a case in court
8	Adversarial		_____	An offence against the state eg. robbery or assult
9	Beyond reasonable doubt		_____	The area of law that deals with offences by the individual against the state eg. criminal law
10	Balance of probabilities		_____	Where two sides of the dispute are opponents.
11	Burden of proof		_____	A minor offence heard in the local courts before a magistrate
12	Standard of proof		_____	The standard of proof required in a criminal case in order for a prosecution (the state) to obtain a conviction against the accused
13	Statute law		_____	the level of proof required in order for the party that has the burden of proof to succeed
14	Statutory law		_____	Where judges have to apply the law similarly in similar cases
15	Public law		_____	The system of law used in civil law courst where the judge plays an active role in the proceedings, often questioning witnesses
16	Private law		_____	Rules and regulations made by law-making bodies with delegated authority
17	Presumption of innocence		_____	Achieving similar outcomes or not depriving individuals of equal opportunities
18	Actus reus		_____	Accused in innocent until proven guilty
19	Fairness		_____	Criminal act
20	Equality		_____	A system of law applied equally to all and tested (& developed) in the common law courts
21	Doctrine of precedent		_____	The state in which land is devoid of ownership and belongs to no-one