• What is the Missouri Plan
• What are disputes?
• What is the difference between arbitration, mediation, adjudication, and talking?
• What is the difference between against the law, with the law, and before the law?
• What are the requirements for a court to hear a case?
• Are people in a multiplex or simplex communities more likely to adjudicate their disputes? Why?
• What is the legal consciousness of poor Americans?
• Do Americans who are harassed support limiting free speech?
• Are Americans likely to use the courts to resolve disputes? Why or why not?
• Is there too much litigation? What are some arguments?
• What is deterrence?
• What is the difference between general and specific deterrence?
• Which is more effective? Why?
• Is deterrence ethical?
• With capital punishment, what are some important cases?
• How do Americans view the death penalty?
• Are jurors on death penalty cases fair?
• What is a victimless crime?
• Is America tough on these crimes?
• What does John Stuart Mill tells us about personal freedom?
• Does America let white crime criminals off the hook? Why or why not. What are some important developments?
• What is critical race theory? What are some of its assertions?
• What is racial profiling

Does America incarcerate very many people compared to the rest of the world?

Describe the history of police using deadly force.

What is the connection between drugs and Americans' perceptions of groups?

How do immigrants come to the United States?

How has this changed in recent years?

Who paid for the border wall?

What is the cultural defense?

Where does the right to privacy come from?

What are some important privacy cases in the U.S. Supreme Court?

What is the Panopticon?

How is the Panopticon used as a metaphor for our society today?

Is it legal for the government to watch us, private corporations?

Describe the digital constitution.