Does our legal system in Australia guarantee access to justice? why or why not?

use this article down below to get the ideas please:

Four pro bono lawyers unlock in-person legal services for refugees in Northern Tasmania

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-22/tasmanian-refugee-legal-service-commonwealth-funding/101796506

instructions:

you should explain the barriers to access to justice relevant to your chosen issue. These barriers to access justice have been recognised in Australia and in many instances, measures have been introduced or proposed to alleviate these barriers. In your essay, we would like you to critically evaluate such measures and discuss what more (if anything) needs to be done. in the essay should make it clear which news article has triggered the ideas discussed in the essay. However, the goal is not to summarise or describe the news article. The best essays will take the news article as the starting point for their own research and argument in response to the question.

Task instructions:

A clear introduction (150) : The introduction to your essay must include a clear thesis statement (that is a sentence or sentence which makes it clear what your argument is in response to the essay question you are answering). The introduction must also provide an outline (or road map) of the main issues that will be addressed in the body of the essay. This should also indicate the order in which these issues will be analysed.

5x 250 body paragraphs or 3x 450 body paragraphs: You should confine and limit your response to the question. This is because the best essays (i.e., those that score the highest marks) are those that engage in critical analysis. If you attempt to cover too broad a topic, it is likely that you will fall into the trap of providing merely descriptive content (something that will earn a pass).

Conclusion 100 : A clear conclusion 'wraps up' your thesis (it does not introduce new ideas or information).

 

for a good essay need to follow:

1. Clearly, concisely and effectively states the thesis of the essay. The structure of the essay that will follow is clear and presents a logical and persuasive flow

2. Demonstrates superior knowledge and understanding of the topic. Provides a comprehensive view of the key issues discussed.

3. Coherent flow of argument & integrates counter arguments in a sophisticated way Follows structure set out in introduction and 'proves' stated thesis

4. Consistently clear and succinct. No grammatical or spelling errors. Favours active voice.

5. Referencing is appropriate and in the style set out in the AGLC4. Evidences an excellent grasp of where a citation is required.

You certainly can use cases and legislation but given the nature of the question, you don't necessarily have to. you can make a good essay that only relies on NGO or government reports and peer reviewed journal articles.

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

Introduction Access to justice is a fundamental principle in any democratic society ensuring that all individuals have the ability to seek legal redress and protection However in Australia the guarant... View the full answer