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Jury Simulation #5
This is a reading packet intended to give students a real life experience of our court system. There are multiple testimonies, courtroom vocabulary, and critical thinking expectations. This is a group work assignment, and can be branched out into multiple lessons.[Teacher Notes: It is advised that you read through the court case a few times before teaching this lesson. However, this can be used as a quick substitute activity, as well. Annotating and notetaking will be very important for comprehe
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Supreme Court Cases & The Bill of Rights Project
After learning about The Bill of Rights, I have my students complete this project. Students choose one of the amendments listed. Each amendment comes with a link to a site about a Supreme Court case that relates to that amendment chosen. Students use the site to create a presentation for their classmates. The project also includes the template I give students to help them structure their projects.Below are the list of amendments and court cases used in the project:Amendment 1 Tinker vs De Moines
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Also included in: Intro To American Civics Unit
Facial Expression: The Duchenne Smile and Seven Universal Facial Expressions
Have you ever wondered if you could tell when someone is fake smiling? Do you wish you could better tell if someone is lying or how they are feeling? After these lessons you will!The Duchenne smile refers to a real smile, created involuntarily. To begin, you and your students will study smiles and how they affect the entire face.There are seven universal facial expressions, and you will next discover how faces are affected by anger, sadness, disgust, surprise, fear, and contempt.Included:DUCHEN
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Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Comic Book Project
In this comic book project, students set out to create insightful comic books that visually describe and explore important topics within criminal justice and law enforcement. In this activity, students choose several topics and examine its historical relevance within the larger theme. It is designed as a student-centered project that places the students at the center of the educational process. In this approach, the focus is on the needs, interests, abilities, and learning styles of individual
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The Seven S's of OJ Simpson Activity: Collaborative Card Sort
The Seven S’s of the OJ Simpson Case: Crime Scene Mistakes Card SortHave the students make a chart of all the seven s’s of crime scene processing. See if they can remember the order of all the S’s first, then make sure they have them in order correctly. I have my students use chalk markers and write right on the lab desks in my classroom. Then, have students sort the issues from the case into the “S” of crime scene processing that it belongs to. This is a great way to review mishandling from thi
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Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigation CSI UNIT BUNDLE
Types of Physical Evidence Activity & Stations (Forensic Science)
Class & Individual EvidenceThe students will be able to classify different types of evidence into categoriesThe students will be able to identify physical evidenceThe students will be able to define “Class characteristics” and “Individual characteristics”The students will be able to explain how class characteristics can be compiled to increase the probability of a suspect being linked to a crimeClass characteristics are common to a group of objects or persons. Individual characteristics can
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Also included in: Introduction to Forensic Science Course Unit Bundle
Movie Guide for Just Mercy!
This 20-question movie guide is designed to be paired with the 2019 film, Just Mercy. I show this film to my class after they have finished reading the YA adaption of the novel; however, the questions are designed to where no prior reading of the book is required. This resource is ready for your classroom but is FULLY EDITABLE if adjustments are needed based on your classroom needs.
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AP Gov Unit 3: Civil Liberties & Civil Rights, Chapter 8 The 1st Amendment
Attractive Google slides with animated bullets.Lecture based on Unit 3, Chapter 8 of AMSCO, Advanced Placement Edition, United States Government & Politics, by David Wolfford.These slides cover the following:The Bill of RightsFirst Amendment: Freedom of ReligionSeparation of Church & StateThe Establishment ClauseEngel v. Vitale (1962), required SCOTUS caseThe Lemon TestThe Pledge of AllegianceThe Free Exercise ClauseWisconsin v. Yoder (1972), required SCOTUS caseFirst Amendment: Freedom
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9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Also included in: AP Government Unit 3 (Content Review)
Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement - Create a Newspaper Article Project
The Create a Newspaper Article Project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students complete reflect and research information from the past with contemporary issues, and a create a newspaper article.Materials include:Teacher Lesson PlansStudent Project GuideStudent Newspaper PlannerNewspaper Articles TemplatesStudent Reflection ActivitiesGroup Role List and more!Some of the topics students could examine include:Criminal Justice System:Criminal
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Introduction to Forensic Science Exam with Answer Key
This is a written exam containing multiple choice, short answer questions and three "case study" style questions. The answer key is provided to help assist with simple rules for scoring. This exam covers the introduction to forensic science and the law (scientific rules of admissibility) as well as crime scene processing. This exam includes specific cases that deal with mishandling of evidence, why maintaining the chain of custody is important, and proper processing of a crime scene.
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True Crime Forensics Case Study: Dr. Coppolino's Deadly House Calls
True crime... Murder, a mistress, and the question of scientific evidence in the courtroom - this case has it ALL!This assignment includes an overview of the Dr. Coppolino case, which involves murders caused by an injection of a paralytic drug. The case is significant in the history of forensic science due to questions surrounding admissibility of scientific evidence into court. I always teach this case as a part of the introduction to forensic science unit.This assignment includes the reading o
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B.R. Ambedkar: Architect of Equality and Social Justice
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Also included in: Mega Bundle: Civil Rights Leaders Poster Collection
On the Basis of Sex - Ruth Bader Ginsburg Movie & the 14th Amendment
This resource can be used with a class viewing of the movie On the Basis of Sex, inspired by the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Students are able to analyze the actions and decisions made, while furthering their understanding of the 4th amendment.What's Included: ✔ Movie questions and grading criteria✔ Teacher guide✔ Constitutional resource for the 14th amendmentsPlease note: This resource is a editable.Our SpecialtyIncandescently Teaching Co. specializes in creating fun, rigor, and engaging less
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AP Gov Unit 2: Interactions Among the Branches, Chapter 6 The Judiciary
Attractive Google slides with animated bullets.Lecture based on Unit 2, Chapter 6 of AMSCO, Advanced Placement Edition, United States Government & Politics, by David Wolfford.These slides cover the following:Article IIIFederalist #78Federal Court System (District, Appellate, Supreme Court)Marbury v. Madison (1804): AP required caseHow courts make law (precedent, stare decisis, etc.)The Marshall CourtThe Taney Court (Dred Scott case)FDR's "Court-Packing"The Warren CourtThe Burger CourtThe Reh
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9th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Also included in: AP Government Units 1-5 Content Review (full year)
Article 3 Analysis of Examination of Supreme Court Power
Responses should be based on your review of both videos Marbury v. Madison video and Inside the Supreme Court video.Click the title of a video to be directly linked to the video. The URL for each video’s website is also listed. Copy and paste the two links below, in order to watch the two videos needed to complete this assignment.Essays should provide a minimum of 2 page comparative analysis critiquing the Supreme Court's hand in defining and insulating the nature of it's political power with ap
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Marshall Movie Questions - Understanding Thurgood Marshall & the 14th Amendment
This resource can be used with a class viewing of the movie Marshall, inspired by a case involving Thurgood Marshall. Students are able to analyze the actions and decisions made, while furthering their understanding of the 6th and 14th amendments.What's Included: ✔ Movie questions ✔ Teacher guide✔ Constitutional resource for the 6th and 14th amendments✔ Grading criteriaPlease note: This resource is a editable pdf.Our SpecialtyIncandescently Teaching Co. specializes in creating fun, rigor, and e
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Analysis of Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court and Article 3
Analysis of Federal Judiciary, Supreme Court and Article 3
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Autisum Fact and Information Sheet ( used in training for first responders)
This is an informational fact sheet that was used as talking points for a training with first responders to help them become more familiar with children with autism or similar neurotypical disabilities. It includes bulleted talking points and facts to help first responders understand if they may be interacting with a person with ASD. 2 page document.
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Black History: The Murder of George Floyd
This presentation explains the verdict in State v. Chauvin (the George Floyd case). It provides relevant factual background on the case and on the history of police shootings of Black people. It is factual and straightforward but does not include any graphic images or video. It is intended to spark conversation about needed changes in policing.It includes updated content added February 24, 2022, when the 3 officers other than Chauvin were convicted in federal court.
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Where is...Alcatraz?
A chapter by chapter set of questions to supplement the reading of "What is Alcatraz?" No prep required. Questions are taken directly from the text, no additional resource required. Great for quick comprehension checks. No prep, just print! This does not come with a key.
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Hammurabi's Code
This worksheet includes a selection of laws from Hammurabi's Code. Students read each law, then out to the side in the chart, they interpret what each law means by putting it in their own words. Great for whole class, independent or partner work.
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Code of Hammurabi - Criminal Justice Google Slide Lesson
Crenshaw Criminal Justice Learning Tools Google Slides are designed to be an effective tool in the ongoing effort to deliver relevant, creative, and impactful lessons to students. Our Google Slides give instructors everything you need to introduce a professional-looking lesson. Unless otherwise specified, all Google Slide Lessons will include a DO NOW activity, LESSON OBJECTIVES, an EXIT TICKET, and any SUPPLEMENTAL WORKSHEETS.Enjoy this free lesson and if you like it, purchase the CODE OF HAMMU
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Mock Trial Opening Statement Graphic Organizer and Tips
This graphic organizer will help your students understand the purpose and structure of opening statement in a mock trial. It can also be used for persuasive writing.
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Texas Book Ban Presentation Template
Original, American-Made Current Events Presentation Templates! All of the templates on ClassroomTemplates.com are full-resolution 1920×1080 pixel, 16×9 (aka Widescreen), .png format. The screen dimensions were chosen to work seamlessly with the most popular presentation software. Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, Apple Keynote, and Zoom are just a few of the programs compatible with Classroom Templates files. All Classroom Templates, whether free or premium, are available for immediate downlo
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