'Criminal laws' presentation slideshows

Our Criminal Laws

Our Criminal Laws. Chapter 5. Hot Debate. What arguments can you make for trying Emily? What arguments can you make against trying her?. Hot Debate Answers. The fact that respect for the evenhanded-ness of the law would be lost if she was not tried.

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CC200 Youth Justice Creating a Juvenile Justice System: Then and Now

CC200 Youth Justice Creating a Juvenile Justice System: Then and Now. Chapter Two. Introduction. We tend to link the juvenile justice system with understandings of crime prevention and crime control. However, the creators of the system had other objectives in mind.

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Chapter 4 The Rule Of law Criminal Justice Presentation

Chapter 4 The Rule Of law Criminal Justice Presentation. BY: Abria Johnson & Gabe Hagwood. 1.Distinguish betw e en criminal law and civil law?. Criminal law is a formal means of social control that involves the use of rules that are interpreted, and are enforeceable , by the courts

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Making and Enforcing Law in Canada

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JUSTICE

JUSTICE. DEFINITIONS. According to Justinian; Justice is the virtue which results in each person receiving his due, by producing excellent, definite and good result. For Curzon;

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Chapter 4 Federalism

Chapter 4 Federalism. Section 3 Interstate Relations. Interstate Relations. Objectives: * Explain why States make interstate compacts. * Understand the purpose of the Full Faith and Credit Clause * Define extradition and explain its purpose

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The U.S. Legal System

Section 1: U.S. Law Section 2: The Criminal Justice System Section 3: Corrections. CHAPTER 12. The U.S. Legal System. Section 1: U.S. Law. Objectives: What is common law, and where did it originate? What is statutory law? Whom does administrative law govern?

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Unit 3

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Alternatives to Female Genital Mutilation in Western Africa

Alternatives to Female Genital Mutilation in Western Africa. FGM is best understood not as an isolated phenomenon but rather as the tip of the iceberg of asymmetrical gender relations. -Emanuela Finke 1. What is FGM?.

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LEgislatures

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Unit 3

Unit 3. Criminal Law. Criminal Law. Why does society criminalize certain behaviours? What effect do criminal behaviours have on society? How does society deal with criminal conduct?. Curricular Outcomes.

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Chapter 6 Review

Chapter 6 Review. Criminal Laws. A tort is a wrong against? Society or Individual. The four elements of a tort are? Duty, Breach, Injury, Intent or Duty, Breach, Injury, Causation. Three classifications of torts? Intentional, vicarious, carelessness

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Federal, Confederal, and Unitary systems of government

Federal, Confederal, and Unitary systems of government. Standard 12.9.3: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of federal, confederal, and unitary systems of government. The United States government is a federal system

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Laws and Constitutional Framework

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Warm Up

Warm Up . What would it be like if throughout your life, your parents let you do whatever you wanted? Pros/Cons . What is law? . Chapter 1. Law and Values. Goals Protecting basic human rights Promoting fairness Help resolve conflicts Promote order/stability

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South Korea

South Korea. Freedom of Speech. United States Constitution. Amendment 1

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IGNORANCE IS NO DEFENSE A teenagers Guide to Georgia Law

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Laws and Rights

Laws and Rights. Human Rights, types of laws, and our Constitutional Framework. Human Rights. These are all the rights people have because they are human beings We have them throughout our entire lives and they apply everywhere

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What is Law?

What is Law?. Chapter 1 Street Law Text pp.4-18. Law. The rules and regulations made and enforced by government that regulate the conduct of people within a society. The study of Law and/or Legal Philosophy. Jurisprudence. What is Law.

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