'8th amendment' presentation slideshows

1 st Semester Midterm Review

1 st Semester Midterm Review. The Great Compromise during the constitutional debates was. The counting of slaves as 3/5ths a person for representation A mix of the legislative ideas of the Virginia and New Jersey plans An attempt to resolve the issues of the Northwest territory

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CHAPTER 3

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? Bell Ringer 5 November 2012

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AMENDMENTS TO THE US CONSTITUION

AMENDMENTS TO THE US CONSTITUION. Can also be found in the appendix of your text. 1 st Amendment. Religious and Political Freedom (1791) Freedom of Speech is a basic right in America- verbal or symbolic Religion Press Assembly

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Post Revolution and Bill of Rights

Post Revolution and Bill of Rights. UNDERSTANDING THE CONSTITUTION. At the end of the American Revolution the people wanted to set up a new government called a republic that would limit government power. UNDERSTANDING THE CONSTITUTION. This government became the new constitution.

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LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION : How does the Supreme Court interpret and protect the Constitution ?

In your Interactive Notebook: Unit 2 - Lesson 9 Privacy & Individual Rights: Amendments 2, 3, 7, 8, & 9. LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION : How does the Supreme Court interpret and protect the Constitution ? ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY for lesson:

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The U.S. Bill of Rights

The U.S. Bill of Rights. First Amendment.

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Civil Liberties Quiz (Part 3)

Civil Liberties Quiz (Part 3). Click on the arrow to begin the quiz.

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Sentencing and Punishment

Sentencing and Punishment. Sentencing. Happens after a guilty verdict. Happens also if a defendant pleads guilty before a trial were to take place. Judge decides on a punishment. Sentencing: Determining factors. LEGAL FACTORS. MORAL FACTORS.

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Corporal Punishment

Corporal Punishment. ( School Law Cases and Concepts, p. 154 -161) Michelle Duke MED 6490 February 2, 2010. Definition: the use of such physical contact as striking, paddling, or spanking of a student by an educator. Proponents - a necessary and educationally sound disciplinary measure

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The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution

The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution. Take notes on the slides as they appear. Draw pictures to represent at least five of the amendments. 1st Amendment. The 1st Amendment guarantees freedom of religion, speech, the press, assembly, and petition.

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American Legal Structure: Legislation and Administrative Agencies

American Legal Structure: Legislation and Administrative Agencies. Francis J. Mootz III Dean and Professor of Law The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Sacramento, CA USA . Overview of 5 Lectures.

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The U.S. Bill of Rights: Amendment 8

The U.S. Bill of Rights: Amendment 8. By: Cynthia Diaz-Ibarra. Amendment 8. In the United States Constitution section Bill of Rights states: All punishments must be fair Not cruel Fines that are extraordinarily large cannot be set No excessive bails or fines

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Bill of Rights Situation Strips

Bill of Rights Situation Strips. My neighbor had his bike stolen from his front porch and reported the incident to the police. Later that night, a police officer knocked on our door demanding to search our house for the missing bike. . Do we have to allow the search?. No. 4 th Amendment.

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Punishment

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights Past Experiences Shaped the Writing. 1st Amendment.

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Pretrial Proceedings

Pretrial Proceedings. Bail, Hearings, Motions. Booking. Police record of arrest Name Address Date of Birth Place of Employment Any previous arrests Fingerprints, photo, nail clippings, handwriting, blood, urine. Initial Appearance. Explanation of Rights Informed of Charges

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ATKINS VS. VIRGINIA 2002

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Miller vs. Alabama

Miller vs. Alabama. Was the SCOTUS correct in their decision to declare life sentences without parole for teen offenders a violation of the 8 th Amendment, and therefore unconstitutional?

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Criminal Law

Criminal Law. Mid-Term Exam Review By Michael Bessette. Overbreadth Doctrine . define case example. Void for Vagueness Doctrine. define case example. Difference between tort and crime. What is a Tort? What is a Crime?

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