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To learn about the court case in the book Holes by Louis Sachar, read the following word document:

Holes Court Case.docx (159,3 kB)

What is Bullying?

Bullying is an early form of aggressive, violent behaviour. It can be physical, emotional, verbal or a combination of these three. Groups or individuals can do it. A bully takes advantage of another individual that he or she sees as more vulnerable. Bullying can be in the form of being called names, being picked on, or being excluded. Bullying behaviour harms both the victim and the bully and if left to continue, can become a habit.

Juvenile Crime - The Juvenile Justice System

The following microsoft word document explains the luvenile justice system. Created by Nicholas Ireland

Juvenile Crime – Crime committed by children.docx (149,1 kB)

The Three Branches:

Australian justice system has three branches, legislature, executive and judiciary legislature makes the law, executive enforces the law, and the judiciary upholds the law. Click here for Australian Justice System link!

The Basics:
Human rights are basic freedoms that all people in society are entitled to. No matter race, sex, ethnicity, religion or language. These rights include basic freedoms such as the right to life, the right to food, the right to work and the right to education. Click here for the Human Rights section of the site!