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$200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 Lang of the law Go to jail Crimes Do not pass go

$200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $600 $800 $400 $1000 Lang of the Law Go to jail Crimes

Lang of the law $200 Temporary checkpoints for drunk drivers

Lang of the law $400 Minor who has committed an act that would be a crime if done by an adult.

Lang of the law $600 Reckless form of physical or mental abuse.

Lang of the law $800 To steer youthful offender in the right direction.

Lang of the law $1000 Allows federal and state gov. to regulate the health, safety, welfare, and morals of the people.

Lang of the law $200-Answer Sobriety checkpoints

Lang of the law $400-Answer Delinquent child

Lang of the law $600-Answer Domestic violence

Lang of the law $800-Answer rehabilitation

Lang of the law $1000-Answer Public policy

Go to jail $200 What is the penalty for a merchant/bartender who sells to those underage?

Go to jail $400 Who develops protective orders?

Go to jail $600 If you are caught for shoplifting in what matter are you defined?

Go to jail $800 Why did the supreme court uphold the legality of sobriety checkpoints?

Go to jail $1000 What are the two themes used for vandalism?

Go to jail $200-Answer Jailed/fined/loss of license

Go to jail $400-Answer The court

Go to jail $600-Answer A reasonable manner

Go to jail $800-Answer Effectiveness and the majority of people were protected

Go to jail $1000-Answer A malicious mischief or criminal damaging

Crimes $200 Taking goods from a store is _______

Crimes $400 ______ occurs when a person can no longer function normally with out regularly consuming drugs or alcohol

Crimes $600 A merchant or bartender convicted of selling an underage alcohol may loose ________

Crimes $800 Drag racing and _____ are forms of motor vehicle violations

Crimes $1000 Physical/ mental abuse between family members is

Crimes $200-Answer shoplifting

Crimes $400-Answer addiction

Crimes $600-Answer Alcohol license

Crimes $800-Answer Joy riding

Crimes $1000-Answer Domestic violence

Do not pass go $200 Who gets the kid if the parents neglect?

Do not pass go $400 Restore the offender

Do not pass go $600 Are teens tried as adults when it comes to motor vehicle violations?

Do not pass go $800 How has the doctrine of public policy expanded?

Do not pass go $1000 What year did minors gain the same due process as adults?

Do not pass go $200-Answer government

Do not pass go $400-Answer rehabilitation

Do not pass go $600-Answer yes

Do not pass go $800-Answer Classification of sexual offenses

Do not pass go $1000-Answer 1967

Final Jeopardy Dorothy Lucerno, a widow with two children lived with a man. He beat her, and on one occasion, broke her jaw. After she gave birth to his child, he started beating her five year old son. Lucerno was charged with violating the child abuse law of New Mexico because she did not seek help to stop the man from beating her son. She claimed that she was afraid to seek help for fear of injury to herself. Should she be convicted of child abuse?

You have 1 minute to consult… Dorothy Lucerno, a widow with two children lived with a man. He beat her, and on one occasion, broke her jaw. After she gave birth to his child, he started beating her five year old son. Lucerno was charged with violating the child abuse law of New Mexico because she did not seek help to stop the man from beating her son. She claimed that she was afraid to seek help for fear of injury to herself. Should she be convicted of child abuse?

You have 30 seconds to consult… Dorothy Lucerno, a widow with two children lived with a man. He beat her, and on one occasion, broke her jaw. After she gave birth to his child, he started beating her five year old son. Lucerno was charged with violating the child abuse law of New Mexico because she did not seek help to stop the man from beating her son. She claimed that she was afraid to seek help for fear of injury to herself. Should she be convicted of child abuse?

You have 15 seconds to consult… Dorothy Lucerno, a widow with two children lived with a man. He beat her, and on one occasion, broke her jaw. After she gave birth to his child, he started beating her five year old son. Lucerno was charged with violating the child abuse law of New Mexico because she did not seek help to stop the man from beating her son. She claimed that she was afraid to seek help for fear of injury to herself. Should she be convicted of child abuse?

Time Is Up Dorothy Lucerno, a widow with two children lived with a man. He beat her, and on one occasion, broke her jaw. After she gave birth to his child, he started beating her five year old son. Lucerno was charged with violating the child abuse law of New Mexico because she did not seek help to stop the man from beating her son. She claimed that she was afraid to seek help for fear of injury to herself. Should she be convicted of child abuse?

Final Jeopardy - Answer Yes, she put herself before he kids so it’s considered abuse

Jeopardy Thank You For Playing!