Specialised Courts
- Article
- 152
- Title
- Specialised Courts
- Category
- other
- Description
Federal law may establish specialised courts, tribunals, or judicial bodies for specific case categories, provided they are not created to adjudicate a particular case.
Practice questions
What is the primary condition under which a specialised judicial body cannot be established?
What is the scope of cases for which specialised courts, tribunals, or judicial bodies may be formed?
Which of the following entities can be established under federal law for specific case categories?
Which legislative instrument is required to establish specialised courts for specific case categories?
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