1. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Friday, September 1, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and something to right on.
Be seated before the bell rings.

2. Objectives: Review Ethics, Morals, and Law
Finish summaries of two remaining stories
Continue discussion about Ethics, Morals, and Law
Begin lecture on the federal court system

3. “The greatest good”

4. The Golden Rule

5. Real-World Ethics

6. “The Judicial Power of the United States shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in such Inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.”

7. Jurisdiction

8. Diversity of Citizenship

9. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and something to right on.
Be seated before the bell rings.

10. Objectives:
Understand the difference between the federal court and the state court system.
Define jurisdiction and the different types of jurisdiction that go to a certain type of court.
Move to lesson on state court system.

13. District Courts
Original Jurisdiction
Tax, Territorial, Domestic

14. Court of Appeals Appellate Jurisdiction
No Witnesses, no evidence, no juries

15. Special Cases Courts

17. Business Law 1-2 rustybized.weebly.com
A Dual Court System
Business Law 1-2 rustybized.weebly.com

19. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS 1AgsQ_pao
Local Trials
Limited Jurisdiction
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20. Special Cases Juvenile, Divorce, Family, etc.
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Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Clear your desks! Have something to write with out and ready!
Be seated before the bell rings.

22. You have ALL PERIOD! Do your best!
Objectives:
Today is Semester Pre-test day!
Answer all questions. Try your best, even if you don’t know the answer.
This will be represented in your gradebook.
You have ALL PERIOD! Do your best!

23. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Thursday, September 7, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

24. Objectives: Completing the state court system overview
Beginning to understand the different types of legal action in civil trial procedures.

25. Superior Courts General Jurisdiction Major cases
Most common in legal system

27. State vs. Federal
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28. Business Law 1-3 Rustybized.weebly.com
Trial Procedures
Business Law 1-3
Rustybized.weebly.com

29. In Civil Trial Procedure…
Substantive Law vs. Procedural Law

30. Litigation

31. Survival Statutes

32. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Friday, September 8, 2017
Welcome!
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Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

33. Statute of Limitations

34. Alternative Dispute Resolution

35. Mediation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv5jJvglPq0

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Monday, September 11, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

37. Arbitration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx39edZnefk&spfreload=10

38. Arbitration

39. Conciliation

40. Negotiation

41. Interpret this…
Shortly before President John Adams left office as President, he appointed William Marbury as a judge to the supreme court. Mr. Marbury, however, never received his official commission papers. The new president, Thomas Jefferson, told his Secretary of State, James Madison, not to deliver the commission papers to Mr. Marbury.

42. Interpret this…
Shortly before President John Adams left office as President, he appointed William Marbury as a judge to the supreme court. Mr. Marbury, however, never received his official commission papers. The new president, Thomas Jefferson, told his Secretary of State, James Madison, not to deliver the commission papers to Mr. Marbury. Mr. Marbury sued for a write of mandamus, a court order that requires a specific act or dutry be carried out. Mr. Marbury requested that the Supreme Court order the delivery of his papers. The Judiciary Act of 1789 gave the Supreme Court, among other things, the power to issue writs of mandamus to federal government officials.

43. Interpret this…
Shortly before President John Adams left office as President, he appointed William Marbury as a judge to the supreme court. Mr. Marbury, however, never received his official commission papers. The new president, Thomas Jefferson, told his Secretary of State, James Madison, not to deliver the commission papers to Mr. Marbury. Mr. Marbury sued for a write of mandamus, a court order that requires a specific act or dutry be carried out. Mr. Marbury requested that the Supreme Court order the delivery of his papers. The Judiciary Act of 1789 gave the Supreme Court, among other things, the power to issue writs of mandamus to federal government officials. In an important decision, the Supreme Court held that the Judiciary Act was unconstitutional because nowhere in the US Constitution was the Supreme Court given the power to order a federal official to do something. This holding established judicial review, or power to determine the constitutionality of US statutes.

44. Do Now- Answer the following…
Civil trial is divided into two categories. What are they?
Describe substantial vs. procedural law.
Define litigations. What are some advantages and disadvantages?
Explain the idea of Survival Statutes.
What is the idea behind Alternative Dispute Resolution?

45. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Welcome!
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Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

46. Objectives: Identify the 9 steps within civil trials
See examples of these steps in real court cases from around the country
Discuss and understand the purpose and actions taken with each step

47. Pre-Trial Hearings

48. Jury Selection

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Thursday, September 14, 2017
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Do Now:
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Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

50. Arguments and Evidence Closing Arguments and this
Opening Statements
Closing Arguments and this

51. Instructions to the jury

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Friday, September 15, 2017
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Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

53. Verdict and Judgement

54. Remedies

55. Execution of Judgement

56. I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Monday, September 17, 2017
Welcome!
I am so happy to have you all in class today 
Do Now:
Make sure your cell phones are on silent and off to the side.
Have something to write with and your note packet ready.
Be seated before the bell rings.

57. Objectives: Identify the 6.5 steps in a criminal trial
Understand the difference between criminal and civil trial

58. 6.5 steps in criminal trials

59. Miranda v. Arizona “The Rights of the Defendant”

60. Arraignment

61. Trial

62. Sentencing