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8th grade criminal justice - law outlines
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
The US Constitution - Cheat Sheet
The Constitution has never been easier to teach or to learn. With the use of this one page organizer, students will find it easy to ace Constitution Assessments - including STATE TESTS!! Most questions can be readily answered through this intuitive and informative tool!! A great resource for Government and Civics teachers at all levels!!Topics:Preamble explainedArticlesAmendmentsBig IdeasKey Concepts*Color-coded for all of your visual learners.1 page front and back.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Tort Civil Law Lawsuit PowerPoint Handout - negligence
Tort Civil Law Lawsuit PowerPoint Worksheet - negligence - damages, duty, breach, causation, cause in fact, proximate cause
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Mock Trial Guidelines and Graphic Organizers
Secondary students love to persuade and prove a point. Why not harness their super sceptic powers by facilitating a mock trial? These mock trial resources work perfectly when paired with literature, current events, or historical events.
You and your students can choose to use the Pre-made Mock Trial Scenarios (in this store) or create your own based upon:
-events in literature,
-events in history,
-current events,
-or scenarios created by your students.
This PDF includes:
- Trial Roles Page
Grades:
5th - 10th
Police Patrol Techniques - PowerPoint Lecture
Police Patrol Techniques - PowerPoint Lecture
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Forensics Cornell Notes UNIT 1 Introduction to Forensic Science
Forensic Science: This organized Two Column,Cornell Style Notes, provides students with some scaffolding for text reading or lectures on processing a crime scene. Students will examine the history of forensic science, the CSI Effect, and various branches of forensicsCornell Notes are a great way to deepen student understanding of a topic beyond basic recall. Students are asked to synthesize and analyze the material as they take initial notes and then revise them with connections to activities a
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in:Â Introduction to Forensics Activity Collection
FORENSICS Scaffolded Notes UNIT 2 The Crime Scene
Forensic Science: These organized Two Column Notes, Scaffolded Notes, provide students with some structure for text reading or lectures on processing a crime scene. Students will examine how to process a scene, the various types of evidence that might be collected, and look at entomology as a resource for determining the time of death.Scaffolded Notes are a great way to deepen student understanding of a topic beyond basic recall. Students are asked to synthesize and analyze the material as they
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Grades:
8th - 11th
American Law: Contemporary Issues (Immigration & Terrorism) OVERVIEW PDF
This is a unit overview and student worksheet for a semester-long Introduction to American Law class. This class is taught to students who have an interest in various facets of American Law, such as law enforcement and legal studies. McGraw Hill's Streetlaw: A Course in Practice Law (9th Edition) is the textbook that aligns with our course. Because I teach only a semester-long, as apposed to a year-long, course, I have chosen roughly half of the content within the book to cover. We cover 5 u
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â American Law: CONTEMP. ISSUES (Immigration/Terrorism) UNIT BUNDLE
Bill of Rights Power Point
Powerpoint describing the rights found in the first ten amendments to the US Constitution
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Mock Trial Lesson Plan and Editable Class Preparation for ANY TEXT
This resource allows you to engage your students by conducting a mock trial while practicing close reading, citing strong and thorough textual evidence, analyzing evidence, persuasion/argumentation/debate, writing, and speaking/listening.This resource can be used with ANY TEXT, or if used in a Social Studies course, can be used to help students breakdown important trials held throughout history.This resource allows the activity to be broken up anywhere between 2-4 days, between student work days
Grades:
4th - 12th
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American Law: Contemporary Issues (Immigration & Terrorism) OVERVIEW GOOGLE DOC
This is a unit overview and student worksheet for a semester-long Introduction to American Law class. This class is taught to students who have an interest in various facets of American Law, such as law enforcement and legal studies. McGraw Hill's Streetlaw: A Course in Practice Law (9th Edition) is the textbook that aligns with our course. Because I teach only a semester-long, as apposed to a year-long, course, I have chosen roughly half of the content within the book to cover. We cover 5 u
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Criminal Justice Process Diagram
Students can work independently to define the terms within the document or they can respond to the terminology while viewing the PowerPoint that can also be purchased within my shop.
This matches the standard SSCG4 element C within the Georgia Performance Standards.
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Create Your Own Crisis Plan-Distance Learning
This project takes at least 5 days and is designed to make students think about the responsibilities and laws required in making a pandemic plan.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
The Criminal Justice System: Trials
This worksheet is fill-in-the-blank style, and goes over the basics of trials in the criminal justice system. There are twenty-three fill-in-the-blank questions and five vocabulary matching questions.It goes with the reading in the textbook Government Alive! Power, Politics, and You, but it can be used without it.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Government GMAs outline
This resource includes an outline document for ALL government standards WITH an answer key. It is in a zipped folder, with PDF documents as well as editable word document.
Students can complete this using the teacher notes resource on the Georgia Standards of Excellence website
(4) separate documents (PDF and word docs)
Grades:
8th
Landmark Cases Activity Organizer - You be the Judge!
Students in groups will read overviews of landmark Supreme Court cases (not included) and will use this organizer to discuss and record their own rulings. After students share their decisions, the actual verdicts will be revealed and discussion can be generated based on students initial thoughts.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Middle School - Criminal Psychology and Cold Cases - Outline
Have you ever been fascinated by the world of crime, mystery, and forensic science? Unearth the secrets behind unsolved mysteries in our Middle School Criminal Psychology and Cold Cases course!Course Highlights:The Zodiac Killer: Delve into the chilling case of the Zodiac Killer, one of history's most infamous unsolved mysteries. Decode cryptograms, explore suspects, and analyze the mind of a serial killer.Black Dahlia Murder: Investigate the haunting case of the Black Dahlia Murder and compare
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Criminal Justice Key Takeaways
This resource can be used to facilitate in-class lectures/notes, or distributed to students engaged in adaptive/at-home learning for instruction.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Criminal Justice Bundle
Hatfield and McCoy- Video Review
This document outlines the History Channel mini-series, the Hatfields and the McCoys. It includes a list of characters and essay type questions about plot. These two families fought a infamous feud in the late 1800s and early 1900s in southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. Though a peace treaty was eventually signed nearly 100 years later, the tension between the two families still exists in that area today
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Court Room Jobs
This worksheet allows students to take a look at the different jobs people have in a court room and what each job entails.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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