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2 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Scroll to next slide to modify the game board This is a template for you to use in your classroom. These notes will not appear on the actual slide show. This is a template for you to use in your classroom. These notes will not appear on the actual slide show.

3 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke 100 200 300 400 This button goes to Final Jeopardy answer Choose a Daily Double answer: Right click on a button, go to action settings, choose hyperlink to Slide…, select Slide 3, OK. Scroll to the next slide to link to the appropriate category slide Choose a Daily Double answer: Right click on a button, go to action settings, choose hyperlink to Slide…, select Slide 3, OK. Scroll to the next slide to link to the appropriate category slide Change category names by double clicking on them and typing in new category

4 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Create a hyperlink to the appropriate category slide

5 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MENS REA - ACTUS REUS This act can be considered an Actus Reus What is Singing What is Doing Nothing What is Sitting? Click on What is to enter questions Right click each black box, action settings, choose play sound, and select sound for either right or wrong answers Click on column heading to enter category name Click on Place answer here to enter answer Selecting sounds: right click on box, check box for play sound, click on Other sound… Navigate to sound folder in Jeopardy folder, click on sound to be used.

6 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MENS REA - ACTUS REUS A case where Mens Rea does not need to be proved What is criminal insanity? What is strict liability offences? What is recklessness?

7 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MENS REA - ACTUS REUS What Mens Rea is often known as What is Reaction? What is Firm Decision? What is Intent?

8 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MENS REA - ACTUS REUS The Crown doesn’t have this if the defendant did not know she was carrying cocaine What is proof of a crime having been commit? What is ignorance of the law? What is MENS REA?

9 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MURDER A Murder charge for suicide What is counseling to commit? What is committing suicide? What is planning to commit suicide?

10 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MURDER Killing a Mountie (RCMP) What is First-degree murder? What is Second-degree murder? What is Manslaughter?

11 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MURDER When a person causes death in self-defense What is culpable homicide? What is non-culpable homicide? What is Manslaughter?

12 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke MURDER Involves the murder of a newborn by the mother What is what is euthanasia? What is infanticide? What is aggravated assault?

13 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke DUI Acronym for Moms opposed to those who drink and drive What is MAD? What is MADD? What is MADAD?

14 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke DUI 14 years imprisonment, 14 year prohibition from driving What is a maximum penalty for impaired driving? What is the average penalty for impaired driving? What is the minimum penalty for impaired driving?

15 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke DUI Period of licence suspension ` What is 5-10 years? What is 1 week? What is 12-24 hours?

16 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke DUI A screening device used by the police on the roadside What are white lines? What are Breathalyzers? What is hand cuffs?

17 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke CRIMINAL CODE Defines the ability to drive to be reduced or negatively affected What is Under the Influence of a Narcotic? What is Intoxication? What is Impaired Driving?

18 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke CRIMINAL CODE Maximum Punishment for Robbery What is Life imprisonment? What is 15 Years? What is 25 Years?

19 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke CRIMINAL CODE An act that is legal, but procuring and soliciting are illegal What is Prostitution? What is Trafficking What is Manslaughter?

20 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke CRIMINAL CODE A source of criminal law other than the CC What is the Narcotic Control Act? What is the Indictable offences? What is the Summary offences?

21 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Final Jeopardy

22 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Criminal Law Laws that are passed by provinces or municipalities

23 Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Answers Column OneColumn TwoColumn ThreeColumn Four 100 – Doing Nothing100 –100 -100 – 200 – 300 – 300 -300– 400 -400 –400 -400– Final Jeopardy Answer – Quasi-criminal Law

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