You have been charged with riding a skateboard at a speed over 40 km/h in a school zone under Section 14 of the Road Safety Act which states it is unlawful to be in control of a vehicle that travels above the speed limit. When you appear in court you argue that a skateboard is not a vehicle and the magistrate accepts your argument. When parliament hears about your case, they change the Road Safety Act, so that Section 14A now states 'a skateboard is considered a vehicle for the purposes of Section 14' Your friend Dave is charged with speeding on his skateboard after these changes in the legislation are made and wants to use the decision in your case to avoid the charge. Advise Dave. Select one: a. The more convincing argument will succeed in Court b. The amendment in the legislation will overrule the precedent C. The judge will decide which rule is more effective d. The precedent will overrule thx amendment in the legislation In 2010, the highest court in Australia was the: Select one: a. Privy Council b. High Court of Australia c. Supreme Court d. Court of Appeal The study of commercial law involves Select one: a. All of the options t of b. c. The rights and obligations of legally recognised persons, including companies and other business organisations. The regulations that allows people and organisations to engage in business operations The processes put in place to ensure commercial systems are operated fairly and correctly. d. The term 'common law': Select one: of a. Can mean the law made by a court b. Can mean judge made law C. Is related to the concept of stare decisis O d. All of these answers are correct The name given to the party who brings a civil case in a state court for the first time is the: Select one: a. Applicant of b. Respondent C. Plaintiff d. Defendant