1. Bell Ringer Vocabulary activity:
In your notes define the following term:
Unlawful Imprisonment
Abduction

2. Crimes Against the Person
Kidnapping (Unlawful imprisonment, abduction)
Taking away a person against their will.
When the victim is takin across state lines it becomes a federal crime.

3. Crimes Against the Person
Assault and Battery
Assault – The threat to do bodily harm
Battery – Unlawful physical contact. Harm need not occur.
Stalking, Cyberstalking – Repeated threats or following that the victim to fear death or bodily injury.

4. Crimes Against the Person
Assault and Battery

5. Crimes Against the Person
Assault and Battery
Bullying – A form of assault and battery in which peers or acquaintance intimidate others.
A study found that 60% of boys identified as bullied in grade 6-9 were convicted of at least one crime by the age of 24

6. Crimes Against the Person
Assault and Battery
Bullying – A form of assault and battery in which peers or acquaintance intimidate others.
A study found that 60% of boys identified as bullied in grade 6-9 were convicted of at least one crime by the age of 24

7. Crimes Against the Person
Rape and Sexual Assault
Sexual Assault – unwelcomed sexual contact by some form of force or when the victim is incapacitated.
Rape – Unlawful sexual intercourse
Statutory Rape – Sexual intercourse by an adult with someone under the age of consent, even if the victim is willing

8. Crimes Against the Person
Rape and Sexual Assault
Criminal Sexual Assault – Allows for same sex rape or sexual assault charges.
Acquaintance Rape (Date rape) – Sexual assault by someone known to the victim

9. Crimes Against the Person
Rape and Sexual Assault