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Middle school criminal justice - law project pdfs
History Crime Scene Investigation: Abraham Lincoln Assassination CSI
Want a great way for students to engage in a group activity while they examine eyewitness testimony, artifacts, primary sources, and solve a historical mystery? Download The Abraham Lincoln Assassination CSI!
This exciting activity can be used to challenge individual students or to encourage collaboration in groups of up to five. Students form CSI teams and examine real evidence from Ford's Theater to determine what happened to President Lincoln and who was responsible. While it is easy to det
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5th - 12th
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Innocence Project Poster and Gallery Walk Forensics Activity DIGITAL and PRINT
Perfect for Forensic Science, Criminal Justice Traditional In-Person or Digital Learning Platforms. In this activity, students will do research into cases of the Innocence Project and create a poster to share the cases. They will examine how faulty eyewitness testimony as well as other factors led to the wrongful imprisonment of innocent men and women. A Gallery Walk will be used to share posters and give students the opportunity to reflect on the cases. Working in a digital platform? No problem
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8th - 11th
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HS-LS1-1
Also included in:Â Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Activity Collection BUNDLE
Three Little Pigs Mock Trial Activity - Digital - Project-based Learning
Take your civics, government, criminal justice, or bias & perspective learning digital with this mock trial project! Your students will listen to several version of The Three Little Pigs, then put the Third Pig on trial after walking through a series of slides about how a criminal trial looks in the American justice system. Assign some slides or all of them - they are all created for you.This product includes:- teacher pages with directions, the link to copy the Google-compatible presentat
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4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â Three Little Pigs Mock Trial Project I Print & Digital Learning
Research Project: Real-Life Crime and Punishment (not Dostoevsky)
Research Project: Crime and Punishment: This is a full unit plan for a 5 - 10 day-long research project. The purpose of this project is to acquaint learners with the consequences of criminal actions, and to encourage them to explore alternative methods of punishment.
The project includes: individual and group collaboration, conducting research, analyzing findings, preparing reports, technical writing, creative and critical thinking, creating a presentation, and presenting to the class.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Goldilocks vs. The Three Bears: A Mock Trial
How can your students learn about the judicial system? Stage a mock trial! This packet contains everything you need to get started: a story, definitions, information character cards, and trial preparation, as well as a quiz and creative writing assignments. Your students will have so much fun putting Goldilocks on trial that they won't even realize how much they're learning.If you're interested in other mock trial materials, check out my 'The Third Little Pig vs. The Big, Bad Wolf: A Studen
Grades:
4th - 6th
Also included in:Â Stage Your Own Mock Trial Activity Bundle - Print
Criminal Mock Trial Attorney Scripts
These mock trial templates are designed for middle and high school students that are either enrolled in a law class or are participating in criminal mock trials. These templates not only explain how to write an opening statement, direct examination, cross examination, and closing argument, but they also provide a template for writing each of them. Moreover, the opening and closing sections include templates for both the prosecution and the defense. These templates are designed for criminal mo
Fairy Tale on Trial Script - Little Red Riding Hood vs Big Bad Wolf
Teach students about the judicial branch through a fairy tale on trial activity. They will learn how to prepare a case for court, question witnesses, and use critical thinking skills to prepare for trial. This is a memorable activity that will help your students understand how a character's actions affect their credibility.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Opening & Closing Statements (arguments) Explanation & Templates
This is a detailed explanation and outline for both opening and closing arguments, as used in competition mock trials. Along with the explanation, there is a template for students to fill out, almost like an outline that will help them organize their ideas to help them write their overall statement. Perfect for English, Speech, History, and Law Classes. Great to get students up and talking in the classroom in a fun and engaging way! No prep for teachers! Print and go or upload and go! Avai
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7th - 12th
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Criminal Law: Large Courtroom Simulation: “The People vs. Jack Montgomery”
Immerse your law, civics, or social studies students in the intricate world of legal proceedings with our meticulously crafted lesson plan, "Criminal Law Large Courtroom Simulation: The People vs. Jack Montgomery." This meticulously designed activity is tailored to provide an enriching and immersive experience, allowing students to delve into the complexities of the justice system while honing essential skills.Through this engaging simulation, students will step into the roles of legal professio
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Virginia V. John Brown - Mock Trial
"We are two peoples. We are a people for Freedom and a people for slavery. Between the two, conflict is inevitable." Is conflict inevitable? Â John Brown tested this theory, but was he a Zealot or Terrorist? Â Was he a Hero or the Villain? Â Were John Brown's actions just or unjust? Â Students get to analyze both sides of this famous American abolitionist by putting John Brown on trial for his actions during the raid of Harpers Ferry through this fun Common Core activity. Students will analyze prima
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4th - 12th
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History of Forensics Logo Design Challenge Project and Gallery Walk
Forensics & Print and Go This Logo Design Challenge is a creative way to introduce or review historic developments in the field of forensic science without boring notes! This two part activity starts with a challenge to create a logo which represents someone who has made significant contribution to the world of forensic science. Students then need to justify why they designed their logo the way they did. Part 2 of the activity is a Gallery walk. The Product includes the documents you wil
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Introduction to Forensics Activity Collection
How to Create a Classroom Mock Trial
Here is a handout I gave to another faculty member who was inquiring how I conducted my mock trials in class. There are detailed steps on how to create and conduct a mock trial in the classroom. This is can be used in Middle School and High School.There is also a section for steps in a trial with flash cards that can be used for the students
Grades:
7th - 12th
Forensic Career Research Project: Creating a job fair style poster
In this Forensic Career Research Project, your students with get an introduction to 16 different forensic careers. They will begin by selecting and researching 1 career to dive deep in to, but by the end of the gallery walk reflection, each student will have the full knowledge of all 16 careers. I typically give my students 4 class periods to complete the poster and 2 class periods to complete the gallery walk reflection. Everything included in this project:- PDF Research Project student paper-
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7th - 12th
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Physical Evidence Banner and Gallery Walk Project
Gallery Walks are a great alternative to boring scaffolded notes! Students will create a banner on various types of physical evidence highlighting how the evidence is used and cases in which the evidence cracked the case. After students fill out a graphic organizer while completing a gallery walk. Gallery Walks are a great alternative to boring scaffolded notes! Download includes:- Physical Evidence Banner Template (print on cardstock)-A Sample Physical Evidence Banner Filled out-Graphic Organi
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Salem Witch Trials RAFT Writing Project
Would you like to enliven early American history with a fun, challenging writing project?
The Salem Witch Trials RAFT Writing Project contains a RAFT writing project for the social studies or Civics classroom.
What is a RAFT, you might ask? RAFT is an acronym that stands for Role, Audience, Format, and Topic. It is a powerful writing strategy that provides rigor, flexibility, and variety. A RAFT can be implemented in all content areas, thus making it an excellent Writing Across the Curricul
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7th - 9th
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The Great Gatsby Mock Trial
This fun, engaging, and challenging mock trial is the BEST way for your students to show their understanding of The Great Gatsby.After they finish the book, it's time to figure out who is really responsible for Gatsby's death. We all know that George Wilson pulled the trigger, but who pointed him in Gatsby's direction? Was Daisy ever really in love with Gatsby, or was it all for show? Or was Gatsby just making it up in his head? Now is the time to decide.For this trial, "Daisy," played by a stud
Grades:
8th - 11th
Rules & Laws Assignment | Law Activity w/Evaluation Rubric | CLU3M CLN4C
In this assignment, students will need to work together to create rules and laws in order to survive either a zombie apocalypse or being shipwrecked on a deserted island (both scenarios included!) They will complete written work (including paragraph responses) individually, and present their ideas to the class. This assignment was designed to be used at the end of Unit One (Legal Foundations) for CLU3M ~ Introduction to Canadian Law; however, it can be adapted to use with other law or government
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Scientist Research Project creating a digital poster
In this Forensic Scientist Research Project, your students with get an Introduction to Forensics and learn about the History of Forensics while using researching and presenting skills. Everything included in this project:- PDF Research Project completion check list- PDF Scientist information questions to guide research- PDF List of 21 scientists that contributed to Forensics (I cut these up, fold them, and have kids pull out of bucket to assign their person) Larger classes will need to double
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7th - 12th
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Write your own - Murder Mystery - Court Case - Speech, Theatre, Debate, English
Student can write their own murder mystery! Murder Mystery - Mock Trial - Perfect for English, Speech, Theatre, Debate classes. Students can practice writing textual evidence, by reading closely and debating the issue at hand.Includes:~Backstory~Individual stories for students~Notes page for evidence~Questions and Answers page~Contract~Blue Print of the House~Examples Students will love this activity when they are performing it in front of the class.Check out the murder mysteries below for the s
Grades:
6th - 11th
Argumentative passages, essays, Perspective Taking, Read Across America
Argumentative passages, essays, Perspective Taking, Read Across America Read Across America, an initiative by the National Education Association (NEA), offers a platform to celebrate reading and promote literacy. However, its celebration in recent years has been marked by discussions around book banning and censorship, reflecting on historical events like the Scopes Trial.THIS PRODUCT IS PRINT ONLY. YOU WILL FIND MY SLIDES AND PRINT VERSION HERE: FREE SPEECH SLIDES AND PRINT The Scopes Trial, al
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PBL: Paws for Thought- Animal Welfare and Conservation | Engineering | Project
Active Engagement: Students will define key concepts like animal testing and overexploitation, then dive into deep discussions about their impact. Real-World Problem Solving: They will propose innovative solutions for compelling and meaningful topics, such as pet abandonment and illegal wildlife trade, after conducting research. Skill Development: Throughout the project, students will enhance critical thinking, research, and presentation skills, preparing them for future success.
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6th - 12th
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1st Amendment- Freedom of the Press
This lesson is perfect for Civics, Government, History, Journalism, Criminal Justice, or any class dealing with aspects of political science. Student access to a computer or tablet is suggested for this lesson; however, teachers can also use as a personal resource to teach from. Includes interactive maps, articles, videos, DBQ's, and controversial current events such as Bradley Manning.
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7th - 12th
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Gangster Trading Card Project
Students will use a website to generate a gangster trading card. Students will choose one of several American gangsters of the early 20th Century to research. Students will input the information they find into the provided template, which will then generate it into a trading card. This is a short project that introduces American gangsters to students and can be incorporated into units covering the Roaring 20's, Prohibition, or even Criminal Justice courses. Included with the assignment is a
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6th - 12th
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Sociology Small Group Focus: Crime
2-4 Day Project exploring aspects of crime. 2 Parts - Part 1 - A quick look at one of the topics called Fast Forward, ending in a 2-3 minute presentation - just skipping stones. A group of 2-3 work on Part 1. Rubric included.Part 2 is taking a closer look at one of the issues. This is a group of 5-6 and results in a 15 minute presentation, break-out style.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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