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Criminal justice - law graphic organizer microsofts for parents
Create Your Own Prison Student Project
This is the "create your own prison" group project that I use in my classroom at the end of the corrections unit. It includes everything that the students will need to prepare for the prison project. It includes a grading breakdown, planning sections for students to plan the different aspects of their prison (design, daily schedule for inmates, inmate uniforms, rules violation procedures, inmate visitation procedures, work, school, and treatment procedures, etc). Also included is a group evaluat
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Corrections Unit Bundle
Roles in Civil Lawsuit, judge, jury, defendant, plaintiff, mock trial, worksheet
Roles in a Civil Lawsuit - judge, jury, defendant, plaintiff, witnesses Graphic Organizer - civil law worksheet
Kids then set up a mock trial situation showing they understand the roles in a trial in civil court
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8th - 12th
Business Law Class Digital Notes | Graphic Organizers Note Pages
26 Digital Graphic Organizers for Business Law! The Graphic Organizer Note Pages include:Types of BusinessesTypes of Business OwnershipGoals of LawTwo Major Kinds of LawsU.S. Legal System Criminal OffensesSteps in a TrialParties in a LawsuitContract LawThree Remedies for Breach of ContractBranches of LawEight Basic Consumer RightsEmployment LawWarrantiesExpress WarrantiesImplied WarrantiesAntitrust LawsIntellectual PropertyMigrant and Seasonal Agricultural Workers ActWorkplace Safety and HealthW
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9th - 12th
Disney Deviance
Engage your Sociology students with a pop culture activity. After teaching deviance, crime, and/or social control in sociology, use this term application assignment. They will love this opportunity to use their favorite Disney & Pixar movie characters to analyze deviance.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Criminal vs. Civil court cases (matching & vocabulary)
Students are given examples and must determine if a case is criminal or civil law. They must also decide what court (District, Supreme, etc.) would have the jurisdiction to hear the case. Includes a 2nd page where students can look up key courtroom people and define their role. Answer key included for the matching (page 1)
Grades:
7th - 12th
Hitler & The Holocaust - 8) Unit Eight The Nuremberg Trial
This is unit eight of an 8 unit course on the history of Hitler and the Holocaust. The PowerPoints are designed for a High School or College course on this important time period in history. Unit eight explores the search for justice for "Crimes Against Humanity" at the Nuremberg Trial. Will "Just Following Orders" hold up in court or will the Nazi leadership be held accountable for their crimes? This unit incorporates the TNT movie Nuremberg into the PowerPoint for a showing of the film in cla
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Erin Brockovich - Movie Permission Slip
This is a permission slip to send home to parents to view the film Erin Brockovich in class, since it is Rated R. The permission slip is editable in Word so you can add the teacher's name, class name, and due date for the permission slip. This form is very thorough, explaining exactly why you are showing this movie: to teach students about corporate social responsibility, business law, and business ethics. It also explains why it is Rated R, according to the IMDb website. Please provide feedba
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Tort Civil Law Lawsuit Graphic Organizer Worksheet - negligence
Duty, Breach, Causation, Damages addressed on a graphic organizer on tort law.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Canadian and International Law: Theories of Criminal Behaviour & Sentencing
Overview: This assignment was designed to help students learn about theories of criminal behaviour and sentencing, and to draw connections between the two. Curriculum Expectations: This task targets the following learning outcomes from the Ontario Curriculum (CLN4U); however, it could be used in any Canadian or International Law course:A1.7 communicate their ideas, arguments, and conclusions using various formats and styles, as appropriate for the audience and purposeA2.2 apply in everyday cont
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: UPDATED! Canadian & International Law - HUGE Grade 12 Law Course Bundle!
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Charter Challenges
Designed for the Grade 10 Civics course in Ontario this lesson has students learn about the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms through two video clips. Topics of the video include the fundamental legal, democratic and equality rights inherent in the charter as well as how the charter differs from the US Bill of Rights. Next, students learn about the role of the Canadian Supreme Court through a video interview with a Supreme Court Justice. Finally, students learn about landmark Supreme Co
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Business Law "Contracts" Unit note guides; graphic organizers
This file includes note guides for six chapters in a high school Business Law class covering the "Contracts" unit. I made these guides to accompany the PowerPoint notes I would give in class. The guides were made from the textbook (chapters 6-11) that our district uses for Business Law. The text is called Law for Business and Personal Use, 19e.These guides could also be used as a self guided activity that would require the student to read through the text and fill in the proper information.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Canadian & International Law - Human Rights Instruments Comprehension Assignment
This graphic organizer assignment has worked wonders with my students! After doing this assignment they ALL tell me how much better they understand each of the individual Human Rights instruments, and how they work together. In this assignment, students must create a graphic organizer that outlines the relationship between different human rights instruments, including, but not limited to: The Universal Declaration of Human RightsThe ConstitutionThe Canadian Charter of Rights and FreedomsThis ass
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: UPDATED: Understanding Canadian Law - Grade 11 Law Course Bundle
Due Process Rights Interpreted Flipbook Graphic Organizer
This activity introduces students to their fifteen due process rights as presented in the Bill of Rights. Students are provided four sheets. Three sheets contain large boxes while the fourth sheet contains small boxes and is entitled "Due Process Rights Interpreted." The large boxes list the due process rights in the original language contained in the US Constitution. The small boxes provide a translation of each due process right in language that is easier to understand. Students match the
Grades:
9th - 12th
What is Law/Justice?
Introduction activity to start a Law and Justice Unit or Class. Students will offer their thoughts on law, justice, punishment, etc. Goal is to have students review any changes in their thinking at the end of the Unit/Class.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Criminal Justice System (SSCG14) Graphic Notes (Part I)
This graphic organizer is used as a companion resource to the (also available) Google Presentation. Students will use this to take notes on sub-standards A and B. SSCG14: Demonstrate knowledge of the criminal justice process.a. Explain an individual’s due process rights (e.g., 4th, 5th , 6 th, and 14th Amendments).b. Categorize different types of crimes.
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9th - 12th
Categorizing Crimes - Deviance- Sociology - Criminal Justice - Law Ed
Enhance your students' understanding of criminal categories with this engaging activity! Encourage critical thinking as students categorize crimes into Crimes Against the Person, Crimes Against Property, and White Collar Crimes. A fast and effective review that makes learning about criminal classifications quick and enjoyable for all.Unlock the dynamics of deviance with our Sociology curriculum, designed for Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Street Law/Legal Education classes. This comprehensive
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Crime & Punishment Bundle - Deviance - Sociology
AP Government Summer Assignment--Supreme Court Cases
Students are assigned 25 key Supreme Court cases to research the background, Constitutional Question, Decision, and Significance. Assignment will be among the first grades of the semester, and will include a quiz the first week of school.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Steps in Criminal and Civil Court Cases (Powerpoint and Notes)
This is a step by step break down of Criminal and Civil CasesThis is Unit 5, Part 3 in my pacing guide
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How Does Bail Work?
Students will research and reflect on how cash bail works in the United States. Some resources are linked.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Supreme Court Cases students should know
This is a great way to teach students about the rights they have as individuals/young adults in the US.
This packet covers 10 of the most important Supreme Court cases (taken from an Upfront Magazine Article and adapted for classroom use) There is a Graphic Organizer for students to take notes.
There is also an additional worksheet to talk about going to an extreme and making everyone equal. The worksheet is to be accompanied with the short film "2081" available on Izzits. It is an adaptatio
Grades:
7th - 12th
Plea Bargaining
Introduction activity to start a Unit on justice and/or punishment. Students will offer their thoughts on plea bargaining and how it works. Goal is to create class thought and discussions on plea bargaining and its place in the criminal justice system.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
12 Angry Men (film) Note Catcher
This note catcher can be used with the film 12 Angry Men. Students must watch and listen carefully to pick out the claims each juror makes, and the evidence they use to support those claims. There is also a space for them to recognize and list any bias that might sway a juror's thinking.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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CCSS:
Legislation Puzzle SS.7.C.3.9
Process: SS.7.C.3.9
How a Bill Becomes a Law
The students work through a coloring activity that leads the from a bill to a law!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Civics Bundle: 181 Products and over $400 in lessons/activities
How a Bill Becomes a Law Student Guide; Presentation and Packet
Students use this interactive presentation to identify and understand the steps in the law making process. Included in the presentation are a number of photos, videos and stop and reflect questions. This includes the presentation and corresponding student note sheet.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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