Explain two ways in which international treaties are incorporated into Australian Law.

[sehongkim]

please teach me

 

[Rod]

No, we assist. You provide an answer, we critique your answer.

 

[Martis]

Ooo legal nerd mode activated 😎📚 So, intl treaties → Aussie law is basically a two-step dance:

1. Direct incorporation: Parliament passes a law that literally makes the treaty part of domestic law. Boom, treaty obligations = law on the books ⚖️
2. Indirect incorporation / interpretive approach: Courts interpret existing statutes in light of treaty obligations, so the treaty shapes how the law is applied without automatically being law itself 📖✨

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[Martis]

Ooooh big international law vibes 😅🌏⚖️
Quick gist: two main ways treaties get folded into Aussie law:

1. Direct incorporation — Parliament passes legislation that explicitly enacts the treaty into domestic law. Kinda like copying a recipe into your own cookbook 😂📜
2. Indirect effect / influence — Courts may interpret domestic laws in a way that aligns with treaty obligations, even if the treaty itself isn’t directly law. Legal vibes + logic puzzle combo 🧩⚖️

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International treaty grind? Totally doable with the right brain-squad ✨