Year 11 Legal Studies – Unit 2: Disputes under the Law (NSW 2025 Syllabus) | Complete Unit
$61 · Single-teacher licence
Real cases, ready to teach. Your weekends stay free.
I’m a Legal Studies teacher in NSW, and this is the unit I’m teaching my own Year 11 class in 2027. The slides, worksheets, research task and marking are all done, so you can walk in and teach.
Disputes under the Law runs for about 25 indicative hours across criminal law, civil law and disputes with the state. Students follow real disputes through to the final outcome:
- R v Loveridge
- Prygodicz v Commonwealth of Australia (No 2) (Robodebt class action)
- Rush v Nationwide News
- Palmer v Western Australia
They also study the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and the Banking Royal Commission.
What’s inside
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Notes decks (60+ slides): three topic decks plus a combined unit deck. Student copies have gaps to fill in and are safe to post on your class site. Completed copies include every answer and teaching notes.
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Worksheets with answer keys: three of them, from fill-in-the-gaps to extended responses.
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Handouts students keep all year:
- a 31-term key-terms glossary
- the 11-criteria evaluation card
- a plain-English command-terms sheet
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Quick checks: two summary tests with keys, and a 34-question Kahoot and Blooket quiz bank.
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Task 2 research portfolio, ready to go:
- notification
- student booklet with source log and report scaffold
- marking guidelines
- a sample report
- a referencing guide for legal sources
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Case bank: cases, royal commission findings, key facts and links to official sources.
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Planning done: unit program, scope and sequence and assessment schedule.
Why you’ll like it
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Hours saved every week: open the deck, print the worksheet and teach.
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The research task is scaffolded step by step, so students know exactly what to do each week.
- Checked facts and fully editable files.
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