1. For essays: remember to copy and paste discussion questions into your response; divide your response into separate and well-organized paragraphs; use boldfaceterms from the vocabulary page as graded in the rubric; define yourvocabulary terms before you apply it to your analysis, cite to your class materials to bolster and anchor your points, use examples from your materials (you may also use examples beyond our material (for examples only)), remember to cite them.

Explain how each branch of the tripartite system (legislative, executive & judiciary) directly or indirectly impacts criminal evidence & procedure.

1. For essays: remember to copy and paste discussion questions into your response; divide your response into separate and well-organized paragraphs; use andboldfaceterms from the vocabulary page as graded in the rubric; define yourvocabulary terms before you apply it to your analysis, cite to your class materials to bolster and anchor your points, use examples from your materials (you may also use examples beyond our material (for examples only)), remember to cite them.

Explain the similarities and differences between criminal law and criminal procedure.

1. For essays: remember to copy and paste discussion questions into your response; divide your response into separate and well-organized paragraphs; use andboldfaceterms from the vocabulary page as graded in the rubric; define yourvocabulary terms before you apply it to your analysis, cite to your class materials to bolster and anchor your points, use examples from your materials (you may also use examples beyond our material (for examples only)), remember to cite them.

Explain the concept of jurisdiction and explain the many ways that a court may assert jurisdiction over a legal dispute.

1. For essays: remember to copy and paste discussion questions into your response; divide your response into separate and well-organized paragraphs; use boldfaceterms from the vocabulary page as graded in the rubric; define yourvocabulary terms before you apply it to your analysis, cite to your class materials to bolster and anchor your points, use examples from your materials (you may also use examples beyond our material (for examples only)), remember to cite them.

The presentation for this module shows what our criminal justice systems looked like in the past, and how its changed, as well as the role criminal justice plays in a democratic society.

Using materials from this module, give a thorough review of what you've learned about the evolution of the criminal justice process and the connection between criminal justice and a democratic society.

Directions

• Use of sources/legal authority must be properly cited, even if it's our class textbook. And you should, just like we do in law, be citing to authority and precedent whether it's to agree, build or disagree with a certain point.
• You must also use eight (8) module terms in your essay and these terms must be typed in boldface in order to receive credit - when using vocabulary, define the term (use your vocabulary page in this module), and then apply it in your essay.
• Make sure to meet the word count minimums for each essay question.