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Part III: Criminal versus Civil Law

What is Parties Involved in Criminal Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Criminal Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Criminal Law?

What is Process in Criminal Law?

What is Parties Involved in Civil Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Civil Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Civil Law?

What is Process in Civil Law?

How does the first programming language was created and which one is the first programming language?

The petit jury decides if the defendant is guilty or not guilty and the decision must be unanimous. A defendant must be found guilty “Beyond A Reasonable Doubt” or else set free. The judge then issued a sentence. Why do you think that standard of proof is so high for criminal cases?

A converging lens has a focal length of 14.0 cm. Locate the images for object distances of (a) 14.0 cm, (b) 4,67 cm, and (c) 28.0 cm, if they exist. For each case, state whether the image is real or virtual, upright or inverted, and find the magnification.

What do you think are some advantages and disadvantages to plea bargaining?

What is Parties Involved in Criminal Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Criminal Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Criminal Law?

What is Process in Criminal Law?

What is Parties Involved in Civil Law?

What is Purposes & Outcomes in Civil Law?

What is Standard of Proof in Civil Law?

What is Process in Civil Law?

Part II: Regulatory Agencies—Review the functions of the given Regulatory Agencies. Then, read each newspaper headline and determine which regulatory agency would be responsible for responding to the given situation.

1. _____ Comcast Charged for Monopolizing Cable Industry
2. _____ New Cars to Meet Tighter Emissions Standards
3. _____ Janet Jackson Fined for Wardrobe Malfunction During Live Show
4. _____ New Air Traffic Control Procedures Announced
5. _____ Government Investigates Contamination of Food Supply

A. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

B. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

C. Food and Drug Agency (FDA)

D. Federal Communication Commission (FCC)

E. Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

BCR: News organizations predict the winners of elections before all the votes are counted. On election day 2000, supporters of George W. Bush complained that news organizations predicted Al Gore to be the winner in California hours before the polls closed on the West Coast.

Explain reasons why Bush supporters may have been displeased with the early predictions.

Should news organizations predict the winners of elections? Explain why or why not.

Use details and examples to support your answer.

Part I: Founding Documents—Use Chapter 2 of your textbook as well as the “Documents” section at the back of your textbook to complete the following chart.

When was Magna Carta written?

Who wrote Magna Carta?

Why was Magna Carta written? What is the purpose of the document?

When was Declaration of Independence written?

Who wrote Declaration of Independence?

Why was Declaration of Independence written? What is the purpose of the document?

When was Articles of Confederation written?

Who wrote Articles of Confederation?

Why was Articles of Confederation written? What is the purpose of the document?

Part II: The Constitution—Fill in the blanks to complete the passage below.

The United States Constitution was written by _______________________ _____________________ during the summer of 1787. Though representatives from nearly all 13 colonies originally gathered in _______________________ to simply make changes to the _________________________ ______ ____________________________________, which served as our nation’s first governing document, all agreed early on to completely rebuild their government in what would become the United States Constitution. Delegates to what would come to be called the Constitutional Convention quickly came to several agreements--_______________________ ________________________ was chosen as President of the Convention, all agreed on the need for a stronger / weaker (circle one) national government, and they believed a ________________________ government would be best. Conflicts, however, grew over issues such as _________________________--settled by the Great Compromise which created a bicameral legislature with one house including 2 members from each state and the other house including a number of representatives proportional to the population of a state—and ________________________ (2nd conflict), settled by the Three-Fifths Compromise. Even after the basic organization of government was laid out, Anti-federalist argued that the document lacked sufficient protections for the rights of individuals and pushed for a _____________________ ____ ________________________, a formal summary of citizens rights in relation to the government. Once all parties were satisfied, the Constitution was sent to the states for ratification and was finally approved on _________________________ _______, ____________________.

17. Given the following see saw, using Newton's Second law for rotation: a polar bear is balancing on a seesaw at a position of = 4 m. The fulcrum is shifted to a position of = 22 m. The seesaw has a mass of = 180 kg, and its center of mass is at a position of = 49 m.

Find the mass of the polar bear.

low do mass and distance affect the gravitational force between two oblects

Evothesis:

Procedure

Access the simulation using the following link:

2.

https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/gravity-force-lab/latest/gravity-force-lab_en.html

For the tirst data collection, set mass

10

Choose a mass for Mass 2. This will stay constant for this data collection

Choose the distance for Mass 2. This will stay constant for this data collection.

Record the mass and distance vou chose for Mass 2 in the data table below.

6.

Record the force exerted on Mass 2 in Data Table 1.

7. You will now change the mass of Mass 1 to the different masses in the data table and record the force being exerted on Mass 1 for each mass in Data Table 1. Record the data for each force in scientific notation.