Bellwork: List 4 intentional torts Objectives: Identify common intentional torts Recognize the elements of negligence Explain the basis for strict liability Notebook: Section 5-2 Notes Continued Classwork: Pg 92  #8-11Questions and Answers Additional Questions What is the difference between assault and battery? What is defamation? Describe the two types of defamation. What are some examples […]

Bellwork: Pg 87 A Question of Ethics Q&A Explain Objectives: Identify common intentional torts Recognize the elements of negligence Explain the basis for strict liability Notebook: Section 5-2 Notes Classwork: Terms (9) Pg 92 Legal Concepts 1-7 Intentional torts assault battery trespass Conversion Contributory negligence Comparative negligence Assumption of risk Strict liability

Bellwork: Should parents be held liable and pay damages for actions of their children?  Explain Your Answer. Objectives: Distinguish a crime from a tort Identify Elements of Torts Explain vicarious liability Classwork: Pg 84 Read & Discuss 8-12 Q&A Pg 84 1-7 Answers Create 10 Multiple Choice Questions

Bellwork: P. 89 What’s Your Verdict?  Q&A Explain Your Answer. Objectives: Distinguish a crime from a tort Identify Elements of Torts Explain vicarious liability Notebook: Section 5-1 Notes Classwork: 5-1 Questions What is the difference between a crime and a tort? Identify the four elements of a tort. Identify the duties created by tort law. […]

Bellwork: Page 77 #19 Question & Answer Objectives:Review Chapter 4 Criminal Law and Criminal ProcedureNotebook Work:Page 79 Case for Legal Thinking – Miranda v. Arizona    1-4 Write Questions and Answers in your NotebooksClasswork:Section 4-1 Review SheetCreate 10 Multiple Choice for Chapter 4-2 iLearn Chapter 4 Test – Is opened for 2 days

Bellwork: Why is it difficult for many people to seek justice against large corporations?  Cite examples from the movie. Objectives: Review Chapter 4 Criminal Law and Procedure Classwork: Page 78 – Analyze Real Cases – Questions & Answers Page 76 – Legal Vocabulary – Letter & Word iLearn Chapter 4 Test – Is opened for […]

Bellwork: Should insanity be used as a defense for murder? Explain Objectives: * Examine crimes committed by corporations* Identify discovery and legal procedures Classwork:Rainmaker Video & Worksheet-Turn in Today (34 points)

Bellwork: Explain the difference between larceny and false pretenses. Objectives: * Examine crimes committed by corporations * Identify discovery and legal procedures Classwork: Rain Maker Video & Worksheet-the-rainmaker Section 4-1 Quiz on iLearn

Bellwork: Provide 2 examples of forgery Objectives: Examine crimes committed by corporations Identify discovery and legal procedures Classwork Rain Maker Video & Worksheet-the-rainmaker Section 4-1 Quiz on iLearn Know the vocabulary words Last day is Wednesday

Bellwork: Provide an example of a substantive defense. Provide an example of a procedural defense Objectives: Know the rights a person has when arrested Recognize a person’s potential criminal liability for the actions of others Name and describe two types of criminal defenses CLASSWORK – DUE TODAY Section  4-2 pages 71-74 Terms (9) – Yellow […]