Classwork development of Civil Laws and Criminal Laws PowerPoint Project . Information and content for PowerPoint slides.

Legal Terms: Definition of Extradition, juvenile delinquency. Discussion of "Double-Jeopardy " 5th Amendment
Requirement. Classwork on Civil Laws/Criminal Laws project. PJ worked productively and diligently today on his Civil/Criminal Laws project as well as taking very good notes
on the several key legal terms which were covered.

Development of content and slides for Civil/Criminal Laws Project., Full period allowed for project classwork.
Several project recommendations made such as specific definitions of Civil Laws vs Criminal Laws etc. PJ worked productively and diligently today to develop content and specific slides for his Civil/Criminal Laws PowerPoint project which is due next Friday.

Various Legal Terms Defined: Ex Post Facto Law, Double-Jeopardy (5th Amendment), Bill of Attainder, Search Warrant, Exclusionary Rule, and Due Process. Continued work on Civil/Criminal Laws Project During today's session, PJ worked productively and dilgently in learning various key legal terms (ex post facto law, double-jeopardy etc.)

Development of Civil/Criminal Laws PowerPoint project content and slides.

Development of Civil and Criminal Laws Project. Research of ideas/information and organization of Powerpoint slides. Government's role in busines and economic affairs: Capitalism vs Socialism/Communism.

Civics Project: Civil and Criminal Laws PowerPoint Presentation. Organization and research of information to satisfy the project requirements specified on the handout instructions sheet. Today's session with PJ was dedicated to working on his Civil and Criminal Laws Powerpoint project: Brainstorming and development of required information and supplementary images etc. Since it is his birthday today, he was allowed some free time to share a short history video on the "Mu" civilization in Papua New Guinea. Very pleased to hear about PJ's admission to a local private high school for next academic year.

MAPS TESTING :majority of the class period. Civil Law and Criminal Law Project. Assignment and explanation of 2-week Civil/Criminal Laws project.

Civil Laws and Criminal Laws examples and "quiz" practice. Use of Quizlet flashcards. Various real examples and
legal descriptions such as tort law, proof beyond a reasonable doubt with jury verdicts, misdemeanors vs felonies, Writ of Habeas Corpus etc. Several Quizlet brief assessments/quizzes. During today's session on practicing Questions and Answers (online "quizzes") involving Civil Laws and Criminal Laws examples, PJ demonstrated very good comprehension with accurate responses to numerous quiz questions . He clearly is enjoying/interested in this specific legal section of our Civics course.

Criminal Law: Due Process system of Criminal law in the U.S. Answers to questions for Civil Law homework
assignment. Flowchart of Criminal Law process/procedures: Arrest, Hearing with Judge, Grand Jury, Indictment, Arraignment, Plea (declare Innocent or Guilty), Trial, Jury Verdict and Sentencing. During today's introductory session on Criminal Law, PJ was fully engaged in this significant topic and understood numerous legal terms associated with Criminal Due process such as Indictment, Grand Jury, Arraignment etc,