Lesson: introduction to law
Download 377.63 Kb.
|
- Navigate this page:
- Case 4: Horton’s Rings
- Activity – No Vehicles in the Park
- Case: Decision: Reasoning
- State v. Edwards State v. Budd
- State v. Karlberg
- State v. Smith
Case # 3: Gas Station Exception recognized: 
Case # 4: Horton’s Rings Exception recognized: 
Activity – No Vehicles in the Park: You guys are now going to be the judges for a few cases. Think about and discuss each of the scenarios provided, and then come to a decision as to whether or not you think that the conviction should stand. Be prepared to explain your answers and your reasoning.
No Vehicles in the Park – Scenarios State v. Smith: John Smith – a government lawyer – lives on one side of town and works on the other side. To avoid being late for an important meeting, he drives his Honda Accord through the park on a paved street. A police officer arrests him and he is tried and convicted for violating the city’s law. 
Directory: students students -> A chronology 1660-1832 The Restoration Settlement students -> Introduction students -> Storm Surge: a rising Danger students -> Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog students -> April 9, 2008 Hurricanes (Continued) students -> Instructions for Writing Hurricane Term Paper students -> Rationale: why are we interested in Atmospheric Science? students -> Atmo 336 – Section 001 Name students -> Instructions for Writing Cap and Trade Term Paper students -> Instructions for Writing Cap and Trade Term Paper Download 377.63 Kb. Share with your friends:
|