Term 1 Laws- overview What are laws? Week 2 Why do we need laws? What an effective law? Week 3 Branches of law What are the differences between Public and Civil (Private) law? What are the categories of Criminal law? What crimes fit into each category? What is meant by the Law of Torts? Week The Court System How is the Western Australian hierarchy 4-11 structured? What different roles do the various courts have? Who works in the court system and what do their different roles entail? APRIL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS -Public - Explain types = Constitutional, Administrative and Term 2 Branches of Civil LAw Law Week Criminal use of Public Law’ – ‘Types 1-10 Focus on Criminal law 4 main areas (Traffic, Public Order, – – Property and Protection of people) PowerPoint presentation – to introduce Students can also complete either or both – booklets against the person’ and against ‘Offences ‘Offences property’ then in pairs complete Criminal Law’ – ‘Investigating Research Assignment (Assessment 2) – - Civil Law - Explain = Contract, Family and Torts use diagram – ‘Civil law’ students copy diagram and definition of civil law Watch – – introduction to Criminal and Civil Law’ Chapters 4-6 ‘An (Clickview Political and Legal Studies) - Students complete – tasks from Contract Law and Family Law sheet - Focus on PowerPoint presentation students Law of Torts – – make notes from PP Watch Law’ (Clickview Political – ‘Tort – and Legal Studies) and complete worksheet
Term 1 Week 2 Laws- overview What are laws? Why do we need laws? What an effective law? Week 3 Branches of law What are the differences between Public and Civil (Private) law? What are the categories of Criminal law? What crimes fit into each category? What is meant by the Law of Torts? Week 4-11 The Court System How is the Western Australian hierarchy structured? What different roles do the various courts have? Who works in the court system and what do their different roles entail? APRIL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS Term 2 Week 1-10 Branches of Civil LAw -Public Law - Explain types = Constitutional, Administrative and Criminal – use ‘Types of Public Law’ – Focus on Criminal law – 4 main areas (Traffic, Public Order, Property and Protection of people) – PowerPoint presentation to introduce – Students can also complete either or both booklets ‘Offences against the person’ and ‘Offences against property’ – then in pairs complete ‘Investigating Criminal Law’ – Research Assignment (Assessment 2) - Civil Law - Explain = Contract, Family and Torts – use diagram ‘Civil law’ – students copy diagram and definition of civil law – Watch ‘An introduction to Criminal and Civil Law’ Chapters 4-6 (Clickview – Political and Legal Studies) - Students complete tasks from Contract Law and Family Law sheet - Focus on Law of Torts – PowerPoint presentation – students make notes from PP – Watch ‘Tort Law’ (Clickview – Political and Legal Studies) and complete worksheet
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