'Serious crimes' presentation slideshows

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EVOLUTION OF LEGAL SYSTEM AND RIGHTS

EVOLUTION OF LEGAL SYSTEM AND RIGHTS. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL TRADITION. ACCUSATORIAL SYSTEM. In Anglo-Saxon England: No distinction between civil and criminal cases One party accused the other at a meeting of the entire community.

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School Climate & Culture: Conditions for Learning p12.nysed/sss/sedl/

School Climate & Culture: Conditions for Learning http://www.p12.nysed.gov/sss/sedl/. CNY SEL Regional Summit November 5, 2010 Syracuse, NY Mark Barth mbarth@mail.nysed.gov. Climate and Culture.

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EVOLUTION OF LEGAL SYSTEM AND RIGHTS

EVOLUTION OF LEGAL SYSTEM AND RIGHTS. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL TRADITION. ACCUSATORIAL SYSTEM. In Anglo-Saxon England: No distinction between civil and criminal cases One party accused the other at a meeting of the entire community.

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THE LATE MIDDLE AGES (1066-1485) D OTT. G ABRIELE A. C OCCO

THE LATE MIDDLE AGES (1066-1485) D OTT. G ABRIELE A. C OCCO. H ISTORICAL B ACKGROUND . 1066. T HE B ATTLE OF H ASTINGS .

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History of policing

History of policing. What You Will Learn in the Unit. European History, Eras of Policing, Early American Policing, Texas Rangers, US Marshals, 1 st Police Force and 1 st Detectives. Word of the Day ~ Person of the Day.

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Government, Citizenship, and the Constitution

Government, Citizenship, and the Constitution. 1787 - Present. Ideas Behind the Constitution. Ancient Roman Republic Independence & public service as part of devotion British Freedoms Rights to private property, trial by jury, habeas corpus (no one can be jailed unless charged w/crime)

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Elizabethan Government

Elizabethan Government. Elizabeth Cross-Monarchy Shannon Dworaczyk-Privy Council Rachel Greathouse -Courts, Laws, Local Govt. Sergio Meza-Parliament. Monarchy. Queen Elizabeth 1 ruled 45 years from 1559 to her death in 1603. Role of the Monarch.

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Topic 4

Topic 4. Involuntary manslaughter. Involuntary manslaughter. Actus reus.

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About Mafia

About Mafia. Presentation structure: What is mafia? Cultural reasons of mafia Antimafia yesterday and now. What is Mafia?. Mafia is a criminal organization which developed in Sicily Mafia's aim is to rule in the territory and take the place of the central government.

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Landmark Supreme Court Cases

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Buddhism and the First Unification of India

Buddhism and the First Unification of India. History Alive Chapter 17. The Mauryas Unify India. First leaders to unify India. Chandragupta Maurya. Began building the Empire in the 320s B.C.E. Used his great army of 700,000 soldiers and 9,000 elephants to overthrow the other rulers.

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Topic 2: Voting & Elections (Part 1)

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The Death Penalty and the Eighth Amendment

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Vocabulary #8

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Goal 6. Criminal and Civil Law

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Unit 6. Criminal and Civil Law

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Felonies

Felonies. Felonies are serious crimes that are punishable by a year or more in prison or by death. Often, convicted felons lose certain privileges, such as being able to practice medicine or carry a gun.

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FOR THE GOOD OF THE PEOPLE

FOR THE GOOD OF THE PEOPLE. Aztec Social hierarchy Aztec education Contributing to society. THE AZTEC SOCIAL HIERARCHY. Traditionally, a person status in society was dictated by the class they were born into In Aztec society there were two main classes, nobles and commoners

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