Chapter 13, 14, 15 Midterm Test

• Blk 2-4:  May 9
• Blk 1-1: May 10

Read and complete Chapter 16 notes

Next week:  class time for project in preparation for midpoint presentations

Defamation case – Trudeau threatens Scheer with lawsuit — Porter points out 4 incidents that he argues is defamation.

• Explain how each can be considered defamation
• Put up a defence and explain how to defend Scheer

Read and start Chapter 16 notes…

Term 3 Project Proposals due:

• Blk 1-1:   May 2
• Blk 2-4:  May 3

Proposals should include:

• topic you are researching and your goals or questions you want to be able to answer by the end
• format you will present
• preliminary research
• possible rubric
• should be typed up (standard font and size — Times New Roman 12)

Defamation case – Trudeau threatens Scheer with lawsuit — Porter points out 4 incidents that he argues is defamation.

• Explain how each can be considered defamation
• Put up a defence and explain how to defend Scheer

Read and start Chapter 16 notes…

Term 3 Project Proposals due:

• Blk 1-1:   May 2
• Blk 2-4:  May 3

Proposals should include:

• topic you are researching and your goals or questions you want to be able to answer by the end
• format you will present
• preliminary research
• possible rubric
• should be typed up (standard font and size — Times New Roman 12)

Term 3 Project Proposals due next week

• Blk 1-1:   May 2
• Blk 2-4:  May 3

Proposals should include:

• topic you are researching and your goals or questions you want to be able to answer by the end
• format you will present
• preliminary research
• possible rubric
• should be typed up (standard font and size — Times New Roman 12)

Notes on Chapter 15 and move onto Chapter 16

Law 12 Unit 4 project proposal

Notes on Chapter 15

Start thinking about Law 12 Unit 4 project proposal

Chapter 14 notes finish…start reading and taking notes on Chapter 15

Start thinking about Law 12 Unit 4 project proposal

Students who failed the Criminal Law Unit Test may come in at lunch hours this week (March 11-15 only) to complete re-testing for a passing grade.

You must achieve 100% on your resubmissions since it can be completed open book.  Any incomplete test submissions means your current grade will stand.

Criminal Law Unit Test:  March 7

• Chapters 6-12 covered
• 100 MC