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Chapter 4 — Crossword Answers

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Across Answers

  1. INCIDENTAL — Power supporting matters ancillary to an express head of power.
  2. MULTIPLE — Modern doctrine allowing a law to have more than one character.
  3. CHARACTERISATION — Process of determining whether a law is with respect to a constitutional head of power.
  4. PURPOSIVE — Description of heads of power defined by legislative purpose, such as defence.

Down Answers

  1. VALIDITY — Legal question whether legislation is constitutionally authorised.
  2. CONNECTION — Relationship required between law and constitutional power.
  3. PROHIBITION — Constitutional limit that can invalidate an otherwise supported law.
  4. POWER — Constitutional authority to enact law.
  5. MURPHYORES — Case illustrating multiple characterisation.
  6. ENGINEERS — Leading case shifting federal interpretation.