Judicial Branch Citizens and the law. Do Now Analyze the image and explain the data. 2012 Crime Statistics.

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Judicial Branch Citizens and the law

Do Now Analyze the image and explain the data Crime Statistics

Information Missing Work Finishing Judicial Branch - test this week Chapter 16-2 due today 17 academic days

Current Events George Zimmerman involved in shooting - shot at by motorist - alleged ongoing dispute Slain police officers - 10 officers killed in killed by guns last year - incidents on the rise

Do Now Analyze the image and explain the data Crime Statistics

Classifications of Crime Crimes against persons - burglary, assaults Crimes against property - vandalism Victimless crimes - buying drugs, prostitution, speeding White Collar Crimes - embezzlement, fraud Organized Crime - mafia

Crime Bill Passed in response to growing crime rates - increase number of police officers - expand prison system Community Policing models - DARE programs, PAL But….?

Limiting Crime Downtown Improvement Grants Increased community program funding Cameras Gun Free/Drug Free School Zones Gun Control Laws Crime Prevention programs Neighborhood watches

Chapter 16 Read Chapter 16 - complete DRA assignment and vocabulary - place all vocabulary together Due dates for each section through out the week

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