What went wrong? The Haymarket Case of 1886. Cause for Arrest? Police were sent to round up the most vocal protestors and arrest them… Whether they were.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Crim B1 Introduction to Criminal Justice Bakersfield College Charles L. Feer, JD, MPA.

Advertisements

Who’s Who In The Рекомендуется к использованию при изучении темы «Юридическая система Великобритании» Составители: студенты группы П12 под рук. Северинец.

Judicial System Preparing for Santa Clara County Superior Courtroom Visit.

Chapter 1 Crime and Justice in the US. Crime in the United States Crime is a top concern of the American public. Crimes presented by the media are usually.

Trial by Jury- Crime by insanity?. -Judge - Keeps order - Offers an objective (un-biased) opinion -Defendant - The person who allegedly committed a crime.

Front-end loaded More media coverage of criminal justice on policing than courts and corrections – Why? – Implications?

Do I Have A Right? You just finished playing Do I Have A Right? What did you learn?

Do Now – 1/29/13 – match the word to the definition 1)Defense Attorney 2)Defendant 3)Prosecutor 4)Plaintiff 5)Guilty 6)Judge 7)Jury A)Looks at evidence.

Protagonist/Antagonist To make it easy, think of the protagonist as the “good guy” and antagonist as the "bad guy." You can think of the protagonist as.

THE JURY SYSTEM BY PEOPLE SUBSTITUTING FOR LAZY MR. VERDON.

Terms Fair and Equitable Justice Justice System

 Take out yesterday’s paper (Do I Have a Right?)  Log onto:  Click on: New.

Article Three The Judicial Branch. VIII. Article Three - Judicial Branch A. Responsibilities of the Judicial Branch 1. Interpret the laws passed by Congress.

Court Proceedings.

Criminal Just Process - Arrest. REMEMBER!! – Criminal Justice Process includes every event from investigation to conviction and punishment – At any time.

TO RECOGNIZE HOW BIAS MAY OCCUR IN NEWS REPORTING Bias In The News.

Political Cartoons: More Than Meets The Eye How to Interpret the Basic Elements of Political Cartoons.

Bell Ringer Politics (Fed, State, Local)Social (people, cities)Big Business (factory problems) Draw this chart and label as many Gilded Age problems.

Part B: Notes: Chapter 18 “The Federal Court System”

Law and the Legal Process. Jurisdiction What is Jurisdiction? What is Jurisdiction? The authority of a court to hold a trial and decide a case The authority.

The Supreme Court. A. The Constitution B. Laws passed by Congress C. Treaties D. Diplomats from other countries E. Ships at sea F. Disputes in which the.

The Judicial Branch Lower Federal Courts. 2 Basic Types –C–Constitutional Federal Courts –L–Legislative Federal Courts Constitutional Courts –F–Federal.

The Arizona State Court System. Jurisdiction State and Local Laws federal system allows states to deal with crime in a variety of ways Civil cases: between.

Labor Strikes Unions at Work. The Labor Conflict Turns Violent: the Haymarket Affair Chicago, May 3, 1886: Union strikers locked out of McCormick Harvester.

Criminal Process Outline. Arrest Police investigate crime Suspect is arrested and interrogated Booked and allowed to call a lawyer or is appointed one.

My Extended Project By Charlotte Askey Bias and discrimination in juries – an investigation into whether juries in the UK are biased in terms of the defendants.

The Bill of Rights Why was the Bill of Rights necessary? People in the USA didn’t want to live under a government with total power like they had under.

Political Cartoons: More Than Meets The Eye How to Interpret the Basic Elements of Political Cartoons.

Which of the five types of crimes are shown in the pie chart? Bell Ringer.

Crime in Society. Crime  Types of crime Crimes against people  Acts that threaten, hurt, or end someone’s life  Murder, assault, rape Crimes against.

 Today, we will be looking at 2 other components of the editorial/opinion pages in newspapers: editorial cartoons and letters to the editor.

1. True 1. True 2. True 2. True 3. True 3. True 4. False 4. False 5. True 5. True 6. True 6. True 7. False 7. False 8. True 8. True 9. True 9. True 10.

+10  0        -10 StronglyNeutral/IDKStrongly AgreeDisagree.

Political Cartoons. What are political cartoon? Political cartoons are drawings that express views on important political or social issues. Political.

Political Cartoons. What is their purpose? What techniques are used? Symbolism Caricature Captions and labels Exaggeration.

Judicial Branch Review.   When someone is accused of a crime, the type of case is.

Chapter 4 Notes Civics. 1. Adding Bill of Rights Between 1787 and 1790 the 13 states ratified the constitution Some people felt it did not protect their.

Discussion What positive attitudes or views towards immigrants were depicted in these cartoons? What negative attitudes/views? What.

LAREDO POLICE DEPARTMENT.  The Laredo Police Department’s Medal of Honor D.R.E.A.M. Program is an 8-week program that promotes responsible decisions.

A Legal Action brought by the government against a person charged with committing a crime.

Courtroom Diagram. TRUE or FALSE? An attorney is called a lawyer and a counselor.

Defamation & Media Contempt of Court. Defamation Act 2013 Libel – is when the defamation is written down or broadcast. Internet s Newspaper Magazines.

Andrew Jackson Political Cartoons

Political Cartoons: More Than Meets The Eye How to Interpret the Basic Elements of Political Cartoons.

Trial Procedures.  Trials may be held in either a family court or a youth justice court  Trial follow the same rules of evidence and are equally formal.

Basic Legal Rights Review Article I of the Constitution & the Bill of Rights, gives basic rights to all people.

The Criminal Justice System. Arrest Procedure The Arrest: To arrest a person the police must have probable cause. (reason to believe that criminal activity.

THE ADULT JUSTICE SYSTEM. ADULT JUSTICE SYSTEM  Characterized as Civil or Criminal  Criminal laws are characterized as felonies or misdemeanors  For.

Women in Crime Dramas By Tina Kaiser 201H. The ways in which women are portrayed in crime dramas highlights the social construction of the "ideal" female.

Past paper mini essay questions Paper 2 Topic 2 The Mass Media.

The Trial Chapter 9. Trials in the Early Modern Period Very often trial was by torture the Rack water torture other torture the Star Chamber a 15 th and.

Political Cartoons Exaggerated images of a current issue, person or topic Use wit and humor to make a point They, although exaggerated, have some basis.

Chapter 1 Crime and Justice in the US.

Criminal Legal Process

Crime and Justice in the US.

Chapter 18 “The Federal Court System”

CRJ 514 Competitive Success/snaptutorial.com

CRJ 514 Education for Service-- snaptutorial.com.

CRJ 514 Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com

The work of the law courts

The Judicial Branch.

Immigrants, Commies, and Radicals… oh my!

Steps of a Crime.

The Judicial Branch Who? Supreme Court and Federal Courts

Reconstruction Political Cartoons.

Crime and Justice in the US.

Imperialism Political Cartoons

Steps in a Criminal Case

Reaching a Decision How do the various levels of the court system reach decisions? Why are appeals decisions handled differently than original jurisdiction.

Presentation transcript:

What went wrong? The Haymarket Case of 1886

Cause for Arrest? Police were sent to round up the most vocal protestors and arrest them… Whether they were in a position to have committed the crime or not…

Jury Selection How do we select juries now? How did they select the jury?

Jury Selection How did they select the jury? Citizens’ names Inside… Barrel method, most commonly used… but not this time!

Jury Selection How did they select the jury? Judge sent the bailiff to FIND jurors for this case.

The Influence of the Media Anti-labor, wealthy class, owners of newspapers ran stories and cartoons depicting those arrested as… animals, dangerous, evil…

Cartoons from Anti-labor Papers Lady Justice Deals with "Anarchist Agitator"

Cartoons from Anti-labor Papers “The Friends of Mad Dogs”

Cartoon from a Pro-labor publication “Justice Hurling a Bomb…”

Your mission today… Create a political cartoon about the Haymarket Trial featuring one defendant from either a pro or anti-labor viewpoint Include all traits of political cartooning (caption, point of view, images and labels, setting, line and texture, use of emphasis)

Decisions to make… Are you pro-labor or anti-labor? Pro (for the workers) Anti (against the workers) Which defendant will you portray in your cartoon? (Are the defendants “good guys” or “bad guys”?)

More decisions… What caption will help the viewer understand your position? Will labels be needed as well as images? What emphasis will be placed where? What setting will you have?

How do I know I’m successful? There is a clear pro or anti-labor viewpoint expressed Defendant is easily identifiable in a positive or negative way Cartoonist’s opinion is expressed in a caption Image uses emphasis for effect Line and texture are used in a variety of ways

Modern Day Political Cartooning

The Media Today… Does the media have too much influence on court cases today?