Due Process Success Criteria 262017 1 We can
- Slides: 17
Due Process
Success Criteria 2/6/2017 1. We can identify the Due Process Amendments. 2. We can compare and contrast the due process amendments. 3. We can analyze Flex Your Rights to understand our rights when dealing with the police. 4. We can evaluate the effectiveness of due process by writing arguments. Answer in a complete sentence Have you or anyone else you know had an encounter with the police? How did the police treat you? How did you/your people treat them? Have you been following Donald Trump’s presidency? What has he done so far?
House Cleaning • Check yourself when you enter the classroom! • Homework due Friday!!
Due Process Due process is the legal requirement that the state must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to a person. These are all your rights when you are accused of or being questioned about a crime.
Due Process Rights 1. Accused persons have a right to protection against unreasonable searches and th 4
Due Process Rights th 6 2. Accused persons have a right to legal representation (attorney, lawyer, legal counsel), even if they are poor.
Due Process Rights 3. Accused persons have a right to protection from selfincrimination (the right to remain silent). th 5
Due Process Rights th 5 4. Accused persons have the right to know what they are being charged with.
Due Process Rights 5. Accused persons have the right to call witnesses in their defense. th 6
Due Process Rights th 6 6. Accused persons have a right to a speedy trial.
Due Process Rights th 6 7. Accused persons have a right to a trial by an impartial jury.
Due Process Rights 8. Accused persons have a right to reasonable bail (if they are not considered dangerous). th 8
Due Process Rights 9. Accused persons have a right to know the evidence and witnesses that will be used against them. th 6
Habeas Corpus People who are being held without charge have a right to apply for a writ of habeas corpus. This means that someone being held can demand to see a judge who will decide whether they are being legally held or not. If a judge grants the writ of habeas corpus, then the person must be set
Habeas Corpus During wars or other emergencies, the president can suspend habeas corpus. This means that the government can put people in jail without charging them. During emergencies, some due process rights are taken away so that the government can protect
Flex Your Rights!! As you watch the video, “Flex Your Rights” answer questions 15. (They are in order) We will answer questions 6 -10 after the video is over.
Exit Ticket Write a story about a situation when due process was not followed appropriately. After you have finished your story, explain HOW due process was violated specifically.
- Procedural vs substantive due process
- Process success criteria
- Your child's success or lack of success
- Your child's success or lack of success
- Due process can be divided into two distinct categories
- Listening assessment criteria
- Lesson objectives and success criteria
- Example of a learning intention
- Learning intentions and success criteria examples
- Animal shape poems
- Acrostic poem for smart
- 1/5 equivalent fractions
- Equivalent fraction of 6/8
- What is an autobiography?
- What is biographical writing
- Success criteria for listening skills
- Tally chart success criteria
- Five bar gate counting