Current Supreme Court Case Presentations

Goal: Finish case brief presentations

Agenda: 
Journal
CNN 10
Debate Coverage
Case Brief Presentations
Written Response

1. Journal 
Supreme Court Justices are appointed by the president. Do you think it'd be any different if the people voted for them?

2. CNN 10

• Check out today's ten minutes of news here. 
• The Iowa debate was last night - here are five minutes that show big moments from the night.
• There's an interesting article here that sums up the big moments from the debate, too.

3. You Investigate: 
Use your case brief form from yesterday to complete the presentation you've been working on with your teammates.

Keep working with your team from yesterday:

• Red Team/Orange Team: Will young undocumented immigrants be subject to deportation?
• Template: Department of Homeland Security v. Regents of the State of California
• Link to more info on your case

• Green Team: Must a jury be unanimous to convict someone in a criminal case?
• Template: Ramos v. Louisiana
• Link to more info on your case

• Blue Team: Does federal law protect people from getting fired for being gay?
• Template: Bostock v. Clayton County
• Link to more info on your case

• Yellow Team/Purple Team: Will the Court expand Second Amendment rights?
• Template: New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. City of New York
• Link to more info on your case

- Use the slideshow template for your appropriate table color to create your presentation. 
- Share it with me (cdaniel@sandi.net)
- Share it with your table mates and work together to complete the slides.

Finished with your court case presentation? 
There is an assignment in Google Classroom called "RACE Response: Supreme Court Cases in Daily Life." This will need to be submitted by Friday 1/17. Ask me if you have any questions.

Reminders: 
Have a great afternoon!