'Amendment rights' diaporamas de présentation

CHAPTER

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Introduction to Criminal Justice

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Amendment Tales with a Twist

Amendment Tales with a Twist. By: Maya , Gabby, Charly , Jacob, and Lane. T ales: T able O f C ontents. Slide 1- TITLE PAGE Slide 2- TABLE OF CONTENTS Slide 3- Amendment 1- THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF Slide 4- Amendment 2- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

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Principles of Government

Principles of Government. The Basics. Principles of the U.S. Constitution. Basic law and government of the United States Based on 7 principles: Republicanism Popular sovereignty Federalism Limited government Separation of power Checks and balances Individual rights.

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The First Amendment

The First Amendment . AHA! 11 th grade Interdisciplinary Project Cunnane, Erby, Stahl, & Favianna. Pay attention & participate I will tell you when you need to take notes. PAY ATTENTION. The FIRST AMENDMENT to the US Constitution.

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Government/Civics Review

Government/Civics Review. Kansas State Assessments. Rule of Law. The student analyzes how the rule of law can be used to protect the rights of individuals and to promote the common good. Ideals of American society and political culture.

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Court Cases

Court Cases. Marbury v. Madison. The Supreme Court of the United States has the power to review acts of other branches and determine their constitutionality. This power is called judicial review .

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$ 100

$ 100. Life Line. What does the 14 th amendment provide?. A. Equal protection . B. Free speech. C. Popular sovereignty. D. Prior restraint. $ 200. Life Line. Which of the following required schools to provide similar opportunities for boys and girls to participate in sports?.

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The Constitution and the Courts

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The SUPREME Court

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Detention and Interrogation

Detention and Interrogation. Defense Institute of International Legal Studies Regional Defense Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program. Introduction: Module Objectives. I. Law Enforcement and Individual Rights II. U.N. Approach III. U.S. Approach IV. Arrest V. Initial Detention

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ICS 424: Freedom of expression

ICS 424: Freedom of expression. Aj. Thoranin Intarajak. Agenda. First amendment rights. Freedom of expression: Key Issues. Anonymity. National security letters. Defamation and Hate speech. Pornography. First amendment rights.

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Bill of Rights

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DRM

DRM. The Good The Bad The Ugly. Team Tuna: Kevin Chu Kendric Evans Alice Nailiss. Terms to Know:. DRM:

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Plessy v. Ferguson

Anna Volpe Margaret Shin Lauren Rosenberg Hannah Michaelis. Plessy v. Ferguson . Pictures. Homer Plessy, who was 7/8 white and 1/8 black was arrested when he refused to move from the white-only section to the black-only section of a East Louisiana Railroad train.

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NSA Surveillance

NSA Surveillance. Justin Waller and Brian Bauer. What is NSA Surveillance?. Essentially NSA surveillance is an attempt to monitor communications in order to prevent attacks on our country. Computers scan for various keywords/patterns that have been compiled.

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Chapter 6 Section 2

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Do Now 2/12

Aim: What are the new essential questions, and how can we answer them? Get out your notebook. Respond to the following using complete sentences. Give an example of how people have used literacy to fight for their rights. Do Now 2/12. What rights are important to people?

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