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Criminal vs Civil Law Digital Activity and WebQuest for Business & Law class
This digital activity is a GREAT Introduction to Criminal and Civil Law. Students are prompted to compare and contrast between the TWO TYPES of LAW. They are also prompted to assess various situations to decide weather it is a Criminal or Civil case. The following information is covered:Students learn about ‘preponderance of the evidence’ and ‘beyond a reasonable doubt.’Students learn about the most common criminal offenses and civil complaintsStudents analyze different disputes and determine
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9th - 12th
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Grammar Court: Episode 1. A fun Grammar activity & game about homophones & more!
Grammar Court is an interactive activity that will add excitement and interest to any English class session. You'll select 5 students in your class as the "suspects" in a pretend crime - in this case, a stolen mandolin! The rest of the class becomes the "court" - needling the suspects with questions.
Students enjoy getting into the roles, with the "court" sternly demanding answers of the "suspects" - who are provided with a simple line to read and display to the class. The class must determin
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5th - 10th
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Contract Law Digital Activity for Business Law or Introduction to Law Class
This Contract Law Discovery Activity walks student through the 7 essential elements in a contract, allows them to learn about who can enter into a contract, and prompts them to use CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS when exploring scenarios and offers essential information about Contract Law. Use in any Introduction to Law class, Business Law class, Business Essentials, or Entrepreneurship class.GREAT FOR A SUB DAY OR REMOTE LEARNING!This digital lesson easily sends to all learning management systems as i
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9th - 12th
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Lizzie Borden Axe Murders Trial Acquittal Reasonable Doubt
Lizzie Borden was tried in 1892 for the axe murders of her wealthy father and stepmother in Fall River, Massachusetts. She was acquitted by a jury using reasonable doubt. She and her sister inherited the father's estate. Lizzie and a maid were present at the home at the time of the murders. The case remained unsolved.These materials are very flexible and entertaining. They are this way in recognition of the fact that you may be thrown into circumstances beyond your control once again. These mate
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Mock Trial Classroom Transformation
This product DOES NOT include any content for a mock trial. The items in this product are what you need to set up your classroom for a mock trial. It will work with any trial.
-Door Sign
-List of materials needed and where to buy them
-Directions on how to set up your room to make it look like a courtroom
-Juror Badges (editable)
-Jury Summons Letters (editable)
-Prosecution, Defense, Jury, and Judge Signs to hang up
-Prosecution and Defense Evidence Labels to attach to folders
-Jury Notes L
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2nd - 12th
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Workers' Rights Under the OSHA Act Digital Activity - Business Law Class Lesson
This digital law activity is a great introduction to Workers' Rights and the Occupational Safely and Health Act (OSHA). Students explore the rights that employees have under the Act. Students also learn what employers must do to stay in compliance of the Act, so that they are not breaking the law.GREAT life lessons and EXCELLENT addition to any Business Law class! Teacher's Key and No Fail Resource Link Included This digital activity easily sends to all learning management systems as it is a
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9th - 12th
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Rwanda - Understanding the Road to Genocide
This 2-3 day lesson plan focuses on the factors that came together in Rwanda that led to the genocide of 1994. All needed materials are provided (including links to two online video clips) except for Post-It style notes which will be used for student groups when they share decisions with the class. In addition to the subject content, the lesson also addresses Common Core State Literacy Standards for History/Social Studies.I must say that I was pretty upset when Oklahoma's new state standards r
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7th - 12th
Psychology America's Most Notorious Serial Killers
This Power Point serves as an introduction to my Psychology lesson on Anti-Social Personality Disorder. The slide presentation begins with a brief look at the 20 most notorious serial killers in American History: Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, Zodiac Killer, "Son of Sam," Ed Gein, John Allen Muhammad, Derrick Todd Lee, Angel Maturino Resendiz, Herman Webster Mudgett, Belle Gunness, Albert Fish, Richard Angelo, Dean Corll, Richard Ramirez, Coral Eugene Watts, “Boston Strangler,” John
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
US Government Criminal Justice Court Case Jurisdiction Activity
Is it a criminal case or a civil case? Is it a state or federal case? Is it original or appellate jurisdiction? This activity provides many scenarios that students need to classify. They may work with partners, a group, or on their own for this engaging court case challenge. Update: a key has been added to this activity and is on the third and fourth page of the uploaded document!
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9th - 12th
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Eyewitness Testimony (Engaging Lesson and Activity on Memory)
This product is designed to facilitate learning about human memory and thinking-- and specifically, why we can't always trust it. This product puts students in the shoes of a witness to a stolen laptop, and asks them to describe what they saw. Along the way, students see how fallible human memory is, and why it can be very problematic to rely solely on human memory. Overall, the slides are designed to cover the following major topicsThese slides cover these major topics, and more!Refresher on ba
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Psychology Full Course Bundle- Everything you need for an engaging year!
Bill of Rights Quiz or Test Assessment - Application and Vocabulary
Bill of Rights Quiz or Test Assessment - Scantron ready - Application and Vocabulary
yes or no questions asking if rights were violated in given situations and matching vocabulary questions
kids names can be used in situations
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8th - 10th
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Info Reading Text - Crime and Psychology: 8 Notorious Serial Killers in History
Click here for "Author's Purpose" additional activityThis is an informational reading article about 8 of history's most notorious serial killers. Includes information on Harold Shipman, Belle Gunness, Ed Gein, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, and H.H. Holmes. To make this assignment even more engaging, download my assignment "Author's Purpose". https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Authors-Purpose-Reading-Supplemental-Activ
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Crime and Forensics: Serial Killer Bundle
Labor & Employment Law Digital Activity - Business Law & Entrepreneurship Class
This Labor and Employment Law digital resource is a comprehensive discovery study that is so important and relevant! NO PREP!This is a GREAT lesson for Business Law class, Entrepreneurship, or Business Essentials class! Topics covered:Discrimination & Harassment on the JobFamily & Medical Leave Act (FMLA)Minimum Wage and Overtime PayMisclassification**Teacher's Key included!**-----------------------------------------------------------------------Follow me on Instagram @BusinessTeachDen
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9th - 12th
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12 Angry Men Movie Questions
This is a list of 20 questions that follow along with the movie. It will force students to think about certain things while also staying engaged in the movie. There is an answer key as well.
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9th - 12th
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Crime and Law (C): Courtroom Roles and Terms (Vocabulary)
Are you teaching your English/ESL/ESL students about crime and courts? If so, then use this thorough reading and vocabulary worksheet to teach or reinforce their knowledge of terms such as attorney, judge, witness, testimony, objection, and etc.
(Answer key included)
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Intellectual Property Intro Digital Activity Business Law & Marketing Class
This digital activity is a GREAT Introduction to Intellectual Property Protection Laws for any Marketing or Business Law Class. Students are prompted to explore each of the four ways that businesses and entrepreneurs protect their intellectual property. Students are prompted to list and explore the types of intellectual property protection.Students explore patent protection.Students investigate trademarks and copyrights.Students assess what is different when protecting a trade secret.This digi
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9th - 12th
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Constitutional Amendments 11/27 Assessment Test Quiz Worksheet Review
Constitutional Amendments 11/27 Assessment Test Quiz - Students must fill in the blanks with information found in each amendment. Copy of Constitution would make it an open book assessment. Can also be used as a review or worksheet
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8th - 10th
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Trademark Infringement Business Law Class Case Study - Sambucks vs. Starbucks
When learning about Business Law, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship, students want to know what they are learning is RELEVANT! I use case studies lessons in my classroom of REAL CASES. This case study is a trademark infringement lawsuit - Sambucks vs Starbucks.A NO PREP LESSON! Perfect for a SUB DAY or Remote Learning!This case study always starts some GREAT conversation in my classes! My students enjoyed INVESTIGATING the facts independently and they could not wait for the class discussion!
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9th - 12th
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Serial Killers Mass Murderers in America Criminal Law FBI Cases
These are the individuals covered:SERIAL KILLERSTwo pages of overview come first and then the individuals. Many entries now have additional pagesDavid Berkowitz, Son of SamJeffrey DahmerJohn Wayne GacyZodiacRichard Ramirez, Night StalkerIan Brady & Myra Hindley, Moors MurdersGary Ridgeway, Green River KillerDennis Rader, BTK KillerAileen WuornosTed BundyRodney Alcala, Dating Game KillerH. H. Holmes, Devil in White CityHillside Stranglers, Kenneth Bianchi & Angelo BuonoManson FamilyTed Ka
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Info Reading Text - Freedom of Speech: Hate Speech (no prep/sub plans)
This article summarizes the history of "hate speech" what it is, what it protects, what is not protected, and court cases that helped to define this. This is a great way to introduce or review this topic! Makes for a great substitute teaching plan, homework, or in small group activity! All information comes from legaldictionary.net. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Info Reading Text - Freedom of Speech Bundle (no prep/sub plans)
Criminal Process Worksheet - arrest, booking, indictment, arraignment, trial
Criminal Process Worksheet -arrest, booking, indictment, arraignment, trial
Terms and description of what happens in each step.
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8th - 12th
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Differences Between Civil and Criminal Law Worksheet Comparison
Students a description of the differences between civil and criminal law and then fill in a chart to compare the two. Fix the sentence questions included as well.
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8th - 12th
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Legal Briefs Supreme Court 52 Landmark Cases Precedent Essential Rights
Legal Briefs, Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Cases in: Criminal Law, Bill of Rights, Civil Rights, including Racial, Sexual, Religious, and Gay/Lesbian. Cases are listed in the Preview.These are the exciting landmark cases from the USSC covering our essential rights. There are 52 of them, all listed on the Preview. There is also a multiple choice test at the end. THERE ARE MANY ACTUAL SLIDES FOR YOUR REVIEW IN THE PREVIEW. THAT IS YOUR BEST INDICATION OF PRODUCT QUALITY.These materials are very fle
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
American Law: Intro to Law: Criminal vs. Civil Law TEACHER PPT
This product is a Power Point Presentation that may be used by a teacher to guide his/her lecture. It may also be provided directly to students (in which case, I recommend downloading it as a PDF file). This presentation covers the following concepts / terms:Understand the difference between the two major types of law (criminal law, civil law, standard of proof, preponderance of the evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt)This presentation aligns with Learning Target 1 taught during my Introductio
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8th - 12th
Also included in: American Law: INTRODUCTION TO LAW UNIT BUNDLE
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