Crime in America

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04/04 – Monday
04/05 – Tuesday
04/06 – Wednesday
1. 5 minute
Chapter 07 Quizlet
1. 5 minute
Chapter 07 Quizlet
1. 5 minute
Chapter 07 Quizlet
2. Complete Chapter 07
Crime in America –
Summary and Problem
PowerPoint
(independent)
2. Complete Chapter 07
Crime in America –
Learning Outcomes
(work with a partner)
2. Complete Chapter 07
Crime in America –
Objective Test
EV Password: crime
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Assignment when
finished
3. After everyone has
finished the objective
test watch 12 Angry
Men
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finished
4. If time permits view
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Homework: study for Chapter 07
quiz, complete all items not
finished in class
4. If time permits view
Google Reader
Homework: study for Chapter 07
quiz, complete all items not
finished in class
1.
Notes will not need to be
taken unless the instructor
feels that employees are not
paying attention. Be able to
discuss the movie in detail.
Chapter 07
Pages 74-
For each slide complete one of the following
Summarize the section in 1
paragraph (3-5 sentences.)
Summarize the section using
3-5 bullets
Summarize the section using 2
bullets and/or sentences and
1+ image/graphic
representation
Problem Sections
Answer using sentences or
Bullets (lists)
Do you think a child access prevention law is effective? Give your
reasons.
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Is it appropriate that there is a similar federal criminal law?
Explain.
• Answer
Suppose you wanted a similar law passed in your state. What
steps might you take to get such a law enacted? What organization
might help you? What organizations might oppose such a law?
• Answer
You are a member of the state legislature, which has the power to
change the law to try to solve this problem. Draft such a law.
• Answer
Analyze the law that you drafted. Will it create any new problems?
What can be done to resolve them?
• Answer
What else could be done to reduce alcohol-related crashes? Would
these measures work better than the law you proposed. Explain.
• Answer
Are drug courts a good idea? Explain.
• Answer
Do you have a drug court where you live? If so, is it
effective?
• Answer
Why might some places not want a drug court?
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Are there any controlled substances that should be legalized (which still might allow some
form of government regulation and even fines)? If so, which controlled substances should be
legalized?
• Answer
What are the most convincing arguments in favor of legalizing some controlled substances?
• Answer
What are the most convincing arguments against legalizing any controlled substances?
• Answer
How would society change if some controlled substances were legalized? Would these
changes be good or bad? Explain.
• Answer
After listening to the experts, decide which of the approaches will most help the city of
Southland. List the six approaches in order of your preference and give reasons for your
ranking.
• Answer
What are the costs and benefits of each approach? What are the problems of each?
• Answer
Could more than one of the approaches be tried at the same time? If so, which ones go
together most easily?
• Answer
Which approach will you vote for? Explain.
• Answer
Which age group is most frequently the victim of crime? Least
frequently?
• Answer
What trend to you see in the data on victimization by age? Explain this
trend.
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What trend to you see in the data on victimization by gender? How would
you explain this trend.
• Answer
What trend to you see in the data on victimization by racial group? How
might you explain this trend?
• Answer
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Just summarize
No problem
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Just summarize
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Do you know anyone who has been the victim of a crime? What
was the crime? How did it affect the person? The person’s family?
• Answer
List and explain at least four things you can do to protect yourself
from becoming a victim of crime.
• Answer
Have you ever witnessed a crime? What happened? What did you
do? If it happened again, would you do the same thing?
• Answer
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