 Do Now: Read article on James Derham and answer the questions in your “do now” book.  Review 8.5  Assign 9.1 (complete handout for homework)  Tomorrow, we’ll watch a video and some of you can get caught up on missing assignments.  Today, I will be able to explain J. Derham’s contributions to American culture. I will also be able to explain the significance of the Gideon v. Wainwright ruling.

 9 Feb: Richard Allen article: Complete chapter 8 handout. Begin Qs 1-7. Discuss Articles 2-3, and 6  10 Feb: QUIZ: 8.3/8.4: Open notes and groups  9 th Period Unit 3 Pretest  11 Feb: Chapter 8 needs officially wrapped up: Supremacy clause and begin 9.1. (homework)  12 Feb: The First Presidency.  13 Feb: It’s lucky Friday the 13 th ; you’re off school.

 Ruling 1963:  Gideon was originally denied counsel (an attorney) under Florida law, which only appointed an attorney for capital cases (one’s where the death penalty could be imposed).  Gideon was released from prison and the Court decided that representation is a fundamental principle under the Sixth Amendment (Due process) and that his 14 th Amendment rights were denied too.  Now this right is stated when your Mirandized

 Read: Bill of Rights on 232 (Volunteers)  Answer:?

 Part A: Read 14 th Amendment on 232 (Volunteers)  Part B: Read 14 th Amendment on 232

 One’s rights and responsibilities  Express one’s views  Vote  Obey laws

 Read the quotation on pg. 235, volunteers.  Answer ???

 Define compromise  Difference of opinions and perspectives  Nothing would get done

 You are not permitted to:  Use your textbook  Talk to other groups  Get out of your seat  I will only collect one quiz from each group; however, I will not tell you which member’s paper I’ll be grading.  Once you’re done with your quiz complete: complete the chapter 8 handout, once you are completed with 8.1-4; complete reading Qs 1-7 (staple to the back of your handout).

 Part 1: Any debt accrued under the A.O.C. we’ll pay it off.  Part 2: If a decisions and/or action taken by the federal government is in conflict with a state law or action, the Constitution is “supreme law of the land.” As long as the action or law is deemed constitutional “like a parent over a child”  Part 3: Oath qualification: You must take an oath to uphold the Constitution