I may ask that you submit your answers to the following: Section A: Differences and Relationships between Australian Law-Making Institutions and Section B: Principles of Precedent (the Doctrine of Precedence). The doctrine of precedent underpins the common law. It aims to provide consistency and certainty in decision-making by judges. The doctrine is based on the hierarchy of courts and determines the relative weight to be given to the decisions of the judges in different cases. Section C: Elements of the adversary trial system. In our legal system, law can be classified as criminal law or civil law. Whether a situation involves criminal law or civil law will affect many things, including how and where the case will be dealt with in our legal system, the steps taken in any legal proceedings, the purpose of those proceedings, and the consequences of the law being broken. Progressively so that I can assess your work as you go. You will be kept informed of this. Please send your completed final report to me as an email attachment. What you would say in the email with this context written above