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Juveniles face special problems in law, such as suspensions and bullying. They also have constitutional rights which are not as full as such rights for adults but are valuable nonetheless. These are the three major area we explore in this Law Bundle.These materials are very flexible and entertainingPrice $9.97Original Price $14.97Save $5.00
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Juvenile Law contains rights for those under 18 in the child welfare and justice systems. Typically it has its own courts and judges. Juveniles have constitutional rights but just not as many such rights as adults possess.
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 materials can be used in your best times, your in-person days, online times, and your remote teaching times.
THERE ARE MANY ACTUAL SLIDES IN THE PREVIEW FOR YOUR REVIEW. THIS IS YOUR BEST GUIDE TO PRODUCT QUALITY.
Each show has its own test, flash cards and other enhancement materials.
The author is a retired lawyer, instructor and textbook writer.
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- a powerpoint presentation on Juvenile Rights under the Constitution
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- Flash-Discussion Cards
- Enhanced Question Card (Tutorial & class swap)
- Mini-Debates
- Role Play
- Multiple Choice Test
This is a very eye opening area for those under 18. Typically it is thought that they have very few rights until becoming adults. While it is true that they have less rights than adults, they still have constitutional rights. In fact, these rights have been getting stronger. For example, juveniles can no longer be subjected to the death penalty nor can they be denied the possibility of parole. Adults do not have these two rights.
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