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Free criminal justice - law resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
How Laws are Made
This PowerPoint takes the students through the steps of how a bill becomes a law. It is a very visual, step-by-step explanation for the student who has little or no exposure to the law making process.
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3rd - 5th
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Examples of Crime Scene Photography PowerPoint
This PowerPoint gives examples of crime scene photographs at an abandoned house. It includes overall, midrange and closeup photographs. Note: this is not a PowerPoint on how to teach crime scene photography; it just has examples. Check out my website which has daily activities & units listed for criminal justice classes in an easy to navigate format!
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10th - 12th
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Types of Government Grade 6 Packet
This is my Types of Government Grade 6 Resource Packet which includes Guides and Resources and a Video. The Resources included are:Government: What types of governments are there? SlidesTypes of Government Test Teacher GuideTypes of Government PassageTypes of Government Reading and WorksheetTypes of Government Student Test Grade 6Types of Government Student Video ActivityWikipedia List of Goverment Types
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6th - 7th
Three Levels of Law Enforcement
This short PPT briefly talks about the three levels of law enforcement in America. It is followed by a career comparison project where students will select one law enforcement agency from each level and create a comparison presentation.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Police Unit Bundle - 28 items from my store!!!
Conflicto, justicia, verdad, comunidad y poder
This product was created for use in a dual language or bilingual classroom for English/Spanish. I used guiding questions from the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education to help address Oregon social science standards: 2.1, 2.3, 2.4, 2.16, 2.17, 2.21, 2.23, 2.26This is a 4 day mini-unit that addresses vocabulary and prompts student talk around the issues of power, conflict, fairness, justice, and reconciliationAll of the slides and notes are in Spanish. The last slide contains a
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2nd
Criminal Justice Career Profile Project
Meets requirements for Tennessee Criminal Justice level 2 standard 1. Includes examples of each requirement for students. Includes clear learning target (objective), bell ringer, and exit ticket.
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9th - 12th
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[FREE Version] HSC Legal Studies Part 1 of the Core - Crime
Note: This is the FREE version (12 slides included) of the original resource (387 slides). The FULL version is available for purchase in our store.Legal Studies Resource: HSC Part 1 of the Core - CrimeThis comprehensive resource has been meticulously designed to support teachers in delivering engaging and effective legal studies content for Year 11 students. It covers essential topics related to the legal system, providing a solid foundation for further exploration.Key Features:Aligned with the
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11th - 12th
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Going Beyond the Law: Civics Lesson for Disengaged Teens
This download is just one lesson in my Going Above the Law unit. Lesson Goal: I understand what we will be learning about this term.Students will learn about the intricate relationship between humanities and society, exploring how every event and decision is motivated by power, money and influence (using the example of vaping!)ツ ★ This product is one of an all-inclusive 'Going Above the Law' bundle with ready-to-go lessons, a unit plan, assessments, hands on activities and more! All designed to
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8th - 11th
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[FREE Version] Year 11 Legal Studies Part 1 - The Legal System
NOTE: This is the FREE version which includes the first 10 slides from the FULL version (which has 340 slides)Legal Studies Resource: The Legal System (Part 1) Overview:This comprehensive resource has been meticulously designed to support teachers in delivering engaging and effective legal studies content for Year 11 students. It covers essential topics related to the legal system, providing a solid foundation for further exploration.Key Features:Aligned with the NSW Syllabus: Our resource close
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11th - 12th
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![Preview of [FREE Version] Year 11 Legal Studies Part 2 - The Individual and the Law](https://ecdn.teacherspayteachers.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=avif,quality=70,width=525,height=525,onerror=redirect/thumbitem/-FREE-Version-Year-11-Legal-Studies-Part-2-The-Individual-and-the-Law-11123002-1708487355/750f-11123002-1.jpg)
[FREE Version] Year 11 Legal Studies Part 2 - The Individual and the Law
NOTE: This is the FREE version which includes the first 8 slides from the FULL version (which has 107 slides)Legal Studies Resource: The Individual and the Law (Part 2):Our meticulously crafted resource is designed to empower Year 11 students with a deep understanding of legal concepts related to individual rights, responsibilities, and justice. Aligned with the NSW Syllabus, this comprehensive guide ensures students are well-prepared for their legal studies journey.Key Features:In-Depth Explora
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11th - 12th
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Civics & Citizenship: Bellringer Writing Prompts (Grade 7-9)
This resource includes 20 thought-provoking writing prompts that encourage critical thinking and reflection on various topics related to civics and government. These prompts cover a wide range of topics, including citizenship, types of government, the law, human rights, and more. Designed for middle school students, each prompt is accompanied by guiding questions or visuals to help students explore the issue in depth. These prompts are perfect for use in the classroom, as homework assignments, o
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7th - 9th
Law Enforcement 1 Google Drive- Tests, Worksheets, PPTs, Activities for YEAR
I have an entire Google Drive with 1,500 files for the 16 units above. A majority of recent documents are Google Docs, Slides and Forms as we utilize Google Classroom though older materials are going to be mainly to be printed. Note- there is not a key for every activity nor a teacher guide- you will get the files, which are organized by unit and day, for the year-long course of Law Enforcement I. There is more than a years worth of activities as you will receive activities I used to do in addit
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Intro to Law- Where's the Justice? *Free* FLEX Trial Week
This free resource is a trial week for you/ your learner to decide if this Intro to Law FLEX learning course is the right path for you. Each week students are given a weekly reading assignment, video with multi-media presentation, and supplemental video/ article links aimed at enriching your learner’s understanding of Whatever Happened to Justice? by Richard Maybury and The Law by Frederick Bastiat.Accompanying free resources for Week One: Teacher's Guide & PPTThis lesson covers chapters 1-3
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8th - 12th
Classification of Evidence graphic organizer- Forensic Science
This is a basic graphic organizer used by students in forensic science to define the categories that pieces of evidence might fall under. A blank version for printing and a simply animated teaching slide for the teacher is included.
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10th - 12th
Movie Star Roscoe Arbuckle aka "Fatty" early Hollywood 3 Trials Rape Murder
This is a murder and rape case from early Hollywood. The defendant was the most popular comic actor in America. He was also a writer and director, Roscoe Arbuckle. This is a short and free presentation but it provides a nice "warm up" for starting a criminal law class. It is in Powerpoint and there is also a short test.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Business Law Vocabulary 1
This is the first vocabulary set for a Business Law/Criminal Justice class.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Business Law Vocabulary 1-10
Evidence Collection PowerPoint
This powerpoint was created to introduce 3rd grade gifted students to a Unit on Forensic Science.
Kelley's Kreations
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3rd - 6th
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Unit 1 Criminology: AC 1.1
WJEC Level 3 Criminology Lessons and ResourcesA lesson that covers Unit 1 of the Criminology Level 3 Diploma: AC 1.1 - Analyse different types of crime.
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12th
miranda v. arizona
lesson on miranda v. Arizona in detail with timeline included. it goes through the background of the case to the court ruling and even a linked cite with more general information.
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9th - 10th
Supreme Court Cases about the 1st Amendment (Power Point)
The power point covers the most impactful Supreme Court cases about the 1st Amendment. (From colonial times to the present day.)
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10th - 12th
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Civil and Criminal Law
A PowerPoint that provides Civil and Criminal Law information, explaining differences. The Court Hierarchy is outlined at the end of the PowerPoint.
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7th - 9th
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How was Crime punished in the 19th century?
This powerpoint contains some starter activities to be used before launching into lessons on types of crime. There is a word match activity on types of crimes and a picture reveal activity where the students have to infer what they are seeing. There is also a 'WH' question activity of a picture on a prison treadmill.Activities are designed to get the students thinking and develop their questioning. Taught as part of a unit on Jack the Ripper and crime and punishment in the Victorian era.Used wi
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8th - 11th
Principles of Law Shared Google Drive for Year- ALL Activities
Email me at TXCJcurriculum@gmail.com if interestedIt will take me a day to copy all of the 1,700+ files Video Preview Includes:o PowerPoint noteso Guided notes for students§ Word and slideso Activities§ Some hands-on§ Some Google Classroom compatibleo Test Reviewso Tests § Google Formso Kahoot and Quizlet test review linkso Daily bellringers and exit ticketsDoes not Include:o Teacher directions for every assignmento Keys for every assignment§ No keys is usually a participation gradeSee the docum
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10th - 12th
A Murder at Harvard Medical School
This slideshow is an interesting introduction to forensic science using a historical case of a murder at Harvard Medical School in 1850.The Webster case of 1850 set an important precedent for the law in all future murders. Most importantly, Judge Shaw’s jury instructions changed the requirement for conviction from “proof to an absolute certainty” to “proof beyond reasonable doubt.” This would become the new standard for every future criminal case in this country.By using this slideshow as an int
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS1-5
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