Virus thread, the political one.

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Yes constitutional law is where is generally happens, but it certainly wasn't a big part of study from my recollection of that course.

Voting is compulsory in Australia (well attendance at a polling booth to get your name ticked off the electoral role is compulsory) so voter suppression is not an issue. Gerrymandering has been an issue in the past, but electoral boundaries and any amendments are dealt with by the Australian Electoral Commission and it is not an issue for the courts. Donations are a hot potato, but it never seems to make it past the political sphere. Foreign donations are tricky, but again, this is seemingly an issue that never seems to make it past the political sphere.

By not making it past the political sphere, do you mean their careers in politics are ended without a court trial, or they get a slap on their wrist in their bank lobby and that's it?