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Free criminal justice - law simulations
FREE: Due Process of Law -- 10 Minute Simulation and Worksheet
FREE -- Quick and Easy Simulation to Provide Your Students with a Clear Understanding of Both Procedural Due Process and Substantive Due Process of Law!
No materials needed!
This free Due Process of Law Activity includes:
• Introductory explanations to assist teacher
• Detailed step-by-step procedure to do the simulation in class
• Alternatives for use with students who might find elements of the simulation disturbing
• Fundamental Rights worksheet
• Fundamental Rights worksheet answer key
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Being a Juror for Government and Civics Classes
Room 311 created this resource as a way for you to engage your government or civics students in learning about what it means to be a juror. This assignment encourages debate and discussion among your students as they take on the role of jurors in well-known cases in history. This resource works best following a unit on the 4th-8th Amendments.
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Check out these other resources from Room 311:
The Trial of Bugs Bunny
The Trial of Kat Kyle
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Mock Trial Script
I use this mock trial in my classroom to teach the Bill of Rights and Due Process of Law.
I have modified a previous version to cater to my school.
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4th - 5th
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Mock Trial: Is the U.S. to blame for climate change?
This mock trial packet has student investigate the role individual nations play in contributing to climate change. It is best for a classroom with 8-12 students. If a teacher has more students, they could consder adding researchers to collect evidence, or a jury to decide a verdict (during the prep days a jury could study values of the judiciary like innocent until proven guilty, the burden of proof, etc., and share with class before the trial). It includes the following:simulation directionswit
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6th - 12th
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The Bake Sale Case - Product Liability Mock Trial
This is a basic Mock Trial which is for beginners. The case takes two hours to prep and about thirty minutes to complete.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Crime Scenes and the Professionals Who Work Them; A Classroom STEM Unit
This series of lesson plans make up a full multi-week project involving evidence collection, determining means of death, toxicology reports, and even a ful chicken autopsy lab… with all integrated materials, resources, handouts, and videos embedded using digital open education resources.(links to resources use the openly accessible CTE/STEM Online resource site for teachers)CCSS-ELA and NGSS Aligned
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10th - 12th
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FREE: Due Process of Law -- 10 Minute Simulation and Worksheet
FREE -- Quick and Easy Simulation to Provide Your Students with a Clear Understanding of Both Procedural Due Process and Substantive Due Process of Law!
No materials needed!
This free Due Process of Law Activity includes:
• Introductory explanations to assist teacher
• Detailed step-by-step procedure to do the simulation in class
• Alternatives for use with students who might find elements of the simulation disturbing
• Fundamental Rights worksheet
• Fundamental Rights worksheet answer key
Subjects:
Grades:
10th - 12th
Students Role-Playing Adversaries in the Courtroom in Canada
In this interactive exercise, in each Canadian legal case, two students role-play two opposing lawyers in the courtroom. A total of 44 courtroom cases are available (26 Criminal Law, 11 Constitutional Law, and 7 Civil Law). Students use written scenarios based on actual Canadian legal cases to make oral arguments. Students are evaluated on their mastery of the facts of the case, their communication skills, their critical thinking skills, and their ability to offer rebuttals to opposing arguments
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Model United Nations (Model UN simulation) abortion debate
This product was created in Dec, 2020. It involves the students in a Model United Nations simulation, whereby the students will have a fairly easy time discerning their country's policy regarding abortion. Included is a power point which includes 20 slides giving students a very good understanding for global abortion policies. Teachers should assign countries before watching reviewing the power point. Then, as you go through the power point, students will internalize info related to the country
Grades:
7th - 12th
Todays Vote in the Classroom: Court Orders and Cybersecurity
Explore the debate presented by this bill around the balance of data privacy and the needs of law enforcement to investigate crimes.Students consider questions of data security, privacy, and safety as they consider legislation proposed to aid law enforcement and keep the public safe. The personal data stored in our devices tells a story about who we are and can be of use in a criminal investigation. But when confiscated devices are locked, law enforcement requires the help of technology devices
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Personal Injury (Tort) Trial - One Day
This is a one-day trial. I have included all the documents the students need to run the trial, all you need to do is upload them to your learning management system. There are also videos that explain the sections of a trial and how to prepare. Finally, there are model questions if students are struggling. This trial likely takes 90-120 minutes to prepare and 60 minutes to conduct. (Depending on student age/skill level, the times could be shorter or longer. The trial works best if you put two att
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Conference Committee Simulation Classroom Activity
As members of a conference committee, students will need to work together to create a final version of the Puppy Protection Act.This classroom simulation is educational and very organized!Their task is to consider the differences between the House and Senate bills and to find common ground on key provisions.The purpose of this lesson is to simulate the process of a Conference Committee and to resolve differences between two bills from the House of Representatives and the Senate.Included:Teacher
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Appearing in court social story
This social story is focused around allowing students or children have a better understanding what the process of appearing in court would be and how to lower anxiety surrounding.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to Write a Supreme Court/ Appellate Court Speech
This a supplement document for my Appellate Court/ Supreme Court simulation.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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