

Civics 4.3-4.4
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Dr. Sara Davis-Leonard
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Civics 4.3-4.4

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Open Ended
Why would political bias be a negative thing for journalists?
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Poll
Should public opinion polls be trusted?
Yes
No
Maybe/Unsure
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Public Opinion
what citizens think
polls - surveys taken using a form of a random sample (small group of people which represent some of the larger group of the whole)
impact party platforms and will express position on issue
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Open Ended
How can public opinion polls be influenced?
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Open Ended
Who is someone that you think of for being a political activist?
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Political Activism
politically involved
in action: voting or petition
Activist more radical then the normal citizen - may participate in protest
Slander - a false statement about someone with the intent of harming their public image
Libel - any published lie that has the same intent in harming a person
Apathy - not caring
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Libel or Slander?
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Poll
What was the previous image shown an example of?
Libel
Slander
Apathy
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Open Ended
What is one way you can be politically active?
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Open Ended
The Preamble states "domestic tranquility." What is that? How is it done/accomplished?
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Domestic Tranquility
maintain an orderly and beneficial society
Criminal Laws and Civil Laws
Penal Codes (state laws referring to crimes, what they are and punishments)
Mandatory Sentencing - for all crimes there is a mandatory and maximum sentence
Establishes a basis for judges and juries
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Open Ended
How would you reform the laws of society in order to maintain "domestic tranquility?"
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Laws of Society
Prosecution - formal charges against the accused in court
Incarceration - jail or prison
Probation - out of jail or prison but still under purview of prison officials (Supervised and Unsupervised)
Suspended Sentence - decreased time for good behavior
less serious cases pay fine
Goal: maintain public safety
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Civil Laws
govern relationships between private individuals and/or entities like businesses
Civil court
lawsuit - Plaintiff v Defendant
plaintiff - initiates lawsuit
Defendant - lawsuit filed against
Damages - money $
Countersues - defendant sues plaintiff
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Open Ended
Why would you sue someone in civil court?
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