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Lets Brainstorm

Voting Never Only Presidential elections Only State wide elections You are currently registered to vote. Written letter to the editor Have participated in political blog. Have written an official Always Jury Duty Writing Elected officials It’ an inconvenience Hoping to serve. Have participated on jury Never been called Sometimes Regularly. Never Being Informed Attending Town Meetings Watch the News Read Internet News Subscribe to News Magazines Read the newspaper Join a Campaign Campaigned on an issue or proposition Have you run for office Helped a politician get elected Obey the Law Been Arrested Served jail time. Received any ticket Volunteer service Work with Disabled Work with elderly Work with homeless Work with children Other please list recycling Donate time or $ to Charities Community beautification AmeriCorps Church service Hospital work Peace Corp Report Criminal activity

Knowledge of your Country’s History Military Service Sometimes Regularly. Never Challenge the Government Paying Taxes Filed a lawsuit against government Participate in a Protest United States Foreign Policy Basic Understanding Solid Understanding Clueless Expert in U.S. History Knowledge of your Constitutional Freedoms Basic Understanding Solid Understanding Clueless Expert Have you registered for draft? Have you served in the Military Do you have plans to Join? Would you be willing to serve? Basic Understanding Solid Understanding Clueless Expert in U.S. History Student Questionnaire NAME PERIOD_______

Criminal Case People v. Walker As the acting prosecutors and defense it is your task to paper screen and potentially pick the jurors for the following trial!

The Case

On the evening of June 16, Ralph Walker was arrested for robbery, a felony. The victim, Mary Gardiner, was confronted by a man wearing dark slacks and a beige jacket while she was on her way home from a political meeting. Threatening to “ hurt her real bad, ” the man demanded her money and Gardiner turned her wallet over to him. The police found Walker a few blocks away. His clothing matched the description, and Gardiner ’ s wallet was in his possession. He says he found the wallet on the street. The victim later identified him in a police lineup and said that even though it was dark that night, “ I ’ m sure he ’ s the guy. ”

Scene of the Crime

Robbery is defined as the taking of property from a person against his or her will through violence or threat of violence.

Mary Gardiner is a 60-year-old black woman living on Social Security. She is a member of the Socialist party, and is a volunteer counselor for “Victims for Victims,” which aids victims of violent crime. Ralph Walker is a 35-year-old white salesman, currently unemployed. He has a high school education.

Your Task Your table will be divided into Defense Attorneys and Prosecuting Attorneys. It is your task to Rate the jurors you want on this panel. (Use your Jury Outline form) The Prosecution and Defense teams will each need to select 8 Jurors for this trial. Each side will need to select 2 alternate jurors. Each side will need to select 2 jurors they wish to strike from the other side.

Jury Profiles

Juror # 1 Occupation: Truck Driver Description: 41-year-old black male, active in the Teamsters Union, elected shop steward Family: Wife is a housewife: two children

Juror #2 Occupation: unemployed actor Description: 30-year-old black male, two years of college. Family: Single Victim of house burglary two years ago—lost $3,000 worth of goods

Juror #3 Occupation: college student Description: 19-year-old Asian-American majoring in electrical engineering, active in campus science and technology club and Asian Students association. Family: Parents own and operate small neighborhood supermarket, which has been robbed twice in the last year. Three younger brothers and sisters.

Juror #4 Occupation: University professor Description: 53-year old white male, PhD, University teacher 24 years, active in the community but recently feels “ burnt out ” 3 previous times as criminal case juror. Family: Wife is librarian, one son in high school and one daughter in college

Juror #5 Occupation: Construction Worker Description: 41-year-old white male with partial Native American background. Currently on long-term disability, Wants to serve because he ’ s bored with hanging around the house. ” Family: Wife is unemployed; one married son with baby and a daughter in high school

Juror #6 Occupation: Housewife Description: 42-year-old white female. Active member in local chapter MADD After neighbor was killed by a drunk driver. A volunteer in many local charities. Family: Husband owns auto parts store; 3 children

Juror #7 Occupation: Housewife Description: 55-year-old white female, college graduate: wealthy president of local garden club Family: Husband is president of Unimac, Major software corporation: three children: son is lawyer

Juror #8 Occupation: Retired school teacher Description: 65-year-old white female Taught American History, Member (not active) of Gray Panthers…a senior citizens ’ rights organization Family: Widowed; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren

Juror #9 Occupation: City Planner Description: 48-year-old- Hispanic male, very religious, ran for School Board two years ago and lost. Family: Wife is a public defender, three children

Juror #10 Occupation: Unemployed Description: 20-year-old black female, previously employed as a salesperson, one year of college, brother arrested for cocaine possession—entered drug rehabilitation program where he is recovering. Family: Divorced

Juror #11 Occupation: Supermarket checker Description: 44-year-old white male, Member of supermarket workers union, arrested for free speech, activities in anti- Vietnam demonstrations 25 years ago; case dismissed Family: divorced two children

Juror #12 Occupation: Stock Broker Description: 29 year old white female. Wealthy Family: Husband is an aerospace engineer, father is chief of police, no children

Juror #13 Occupation: School Bus Driver Description: 35 year old black male, foreman of a jury in a criminal matter, 11 th grade education. Family: single

Juror #14 Occupation: news paper reporter Description: 24 year old black female. College Graduate writes City Features Section, covers local trials, Atheist Family: Single

Juror #15 Occupation: US Army Retired Description: 70 year old white male, Graduated from West Point, no previous jury experience. Family: widower, one son in the Air Force

Lets Pick Your Jury! Have one person from your table record each sides choices!

Juror #6 Occupation: Housewife Description: 42-year-old white female. Active member in local chapter MADD After neighbor was killed by a drunk driver. A volunteer in many local charities. Family: Husband owns auto parts store; 3 children

Lets Pick Your Jury! Have one person from your table record each sides choices! The prosecution will announce their first selection. The defense will follow with their first selection. Continue this process until eight jurors are selected for each side. The prosecution will then choose to strike one juror from the defense side. The prosecution will then announce their alternate juror… continue this process for the defense.

What were you looking for?

LET ’ S SEE WHO SELECTED THE IDEAL JURY!

Juror # 1 Occupation: Truck Driver Description: 41-year-old black male, active in the Teamsters Union, elected shop steward Family: Wife is a housewife: two children Prosecution8 Defense5

Juror #2 Occupation: unemployed actor Description: 30-year-old black male, two years of college. Family: Single Victim of house burglary two years ago—lost $3,000 worth of goods Prosecution9 Defense4

Juror #3 Occupation: college student Description: 19-year-old Asian-American majoring in electrical engineering, active in campus science and technology club and Asian Students association. Family: Parents own and operate small neighborhood supermarket, which has been robbed twice in the last year. Three younger brothers and sisters. Prosecution7 Defense6

Juror #4 Occupation: University professor Description: 53-year old white male, PhD, University teacher 24 years, active in the community but recently feels “ burnt out ” 3 previous times as criminal case juror. Family: Wife is librarian, one son in high school and one daughter in college Prosecution4 Defense8

Juror #5 Occupation: Construction Worker Description: 41-year-old white male with partial Native American background. Currently on long-term disability, Wants to serve because he ’ s bored with hanging around the house. ” Family: Wife is unemployed; one married son with baby and a daughter in high school Prosecution2 Defense7

Juror #6 Occupation: Housewife Description: 42-year-old white female. Active member in local chapter MADD After neighbor was killed by a drunk driver. A volunteer in many local charities. Family: Husband owns auto parts store; 3 children Prosecution7 Defense4

Juror #7 Occupation: Housewife Description: 55-year-old white female, college graduate: wealthy president of local garden club. Family: Husband is president of Unimac, Major software corporation: three children: son is lawyer Prosecution6 Defense6

Juror #8 Occupation: Retired school teacher Description: 65-year-old white female Taught American History, Member (not active) of Gray Panthers…a senior citizens ’ rights organization Family: Widowed; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Prosecution10 Defense2

Juror #9 Occupation: City Planner Description: 48-year-old- Hispanic male, very religious, ran for School Board two years ago and lost. Family: Wife is a public defender, three children Prosecution1 Defense10

Juror #10 Occupation: Unemployed Description: 20-year-old black female, previously employed as a salesperson, one year of college, brother arrested for cocaine possession—entered drug rehabilitation program where he is recovering. Family: Divorced Prosecution2 Defense10

Juror #11 Occupation: Supermarket checker Description: 44-year-old white male, Member of supermarket workers union, arrested for free speech, activities in anti-Vietnam demonstrations 25 years ago; case dismissed. Family: divorced two children Prosecution4 Defense8

Juror #12 Occupation: Stockbroker Description: 29 year old white female, wealthy Family: Husband is aerospace engineer Father is chief of Police, no children Prosecution10 Defense2

Juror #13 Occupation: School Bus Driver Description: 35 year old black male, foreman of a jury in a criminal matter, 11 th grade education. Family: single Prosecution5 Defense5

Juror #14 Occupation: news paper reporter Description: 24 year old black female. College Graduate writes City Features Section, covers local trials, Atheist Family: Single Prosecution5 Defense6

Juror #15 Occupation: US Army Retired Description: 70 year old white male, Graduated from West Point, no previous jury experience. Family: widower, one son in the Air Force Prosecution8 Defense2

ADD UP YOUR SCORES!