Derecho constitucional australiano

Australian learners and learners who live within the Commonwealth will gain the most from this course. 
However, learners from other jurisdictions will learn the skills that they need in order to interpret their own Constitutions or the equivalent. 

If you would like to meet me first, before committing to a class, please visit my "Office Hours" class for USD$1:

12 and under:  https://outschool.com/classes/office-hours-for-current-future-learners-enrolled-in-classes-with-pamela-7-12y-n4RWvPd2#ustAYO53Uy

13 to 18:  https://outschool.com/classes/office-hours-for-current-future-learners-enrolled-in-classes-with-pamela-teen-pQU4TJrD#ustAYO53Uy

Day 1:
- Introduction - What is Constitutional Law?
- The IRAC Method - Issues, Rules, Application, Conclusion.

Day 2:
- Colonisation;
- Federation;
- State Constitutions;
- Territorial Limitations;
- Off-shore Constitutional Settlement.

Day 3:
- The division of power between the States and the Commonwealth;
- Section 96;
- Section 109.

Day 4:
- Commonwealth legislative power over the States;
- State legislative power over the Commonwealth;
- Intergovernmental Immunities.

Day 5:
- Trade;
- Commerce;
- Corporations;
- Constitutional corporations.

Day 6:
- External Affairs;
- Defence Head of Power.

Day 7:
- Environmental Regulation;
- Protection of Private Property;
- Protest and the Constitution;
- Section 51.

Day 8:
- Section 90;
- Section 92;
- Inter-state Commerce and Trade.

Day 9:
- Why doesn't Australia have a Bill of Rights?
- Section 41;
- Section 80;
- Section 116;
- Section 117.

Day 10:
- Implied rights and freedoms;
- The Rule of Law.

Day 11:
- Democracy;
- The Senate;
- Party Politics;
- Voting.

Day 12:
- Separation of powers;
- 'Making' Laws.