Time left 0:19:28 Australian courts are organised in accordance with a hierarchical court structure. Which of the following is not an advantage of the hierarchical system? Select one: O a. A party dissatisfied with the outcome of a trial can appeal the decision to a higher court O b. It undermines the operation of the doctrine of precedent because the lower courts need not comply with the decisions of superior courts O c. Particular courts can specialise in particular types of trial facilitating the efficient allocation of legal resources O d. It facilitates the operation of the doctrine of precedent because the higher courts establish precedents that the lower courts must follow