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Unit 1

Lesson 1: What is Litigation?

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation?

Unit 2

Lesson 1: What is this case about?

Lesson 2: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 3: Developing an Outline for the Case

Lesson 4: Preparing for Trial

Lesson 5: The Trial

Lesson 6: Debrief and Reflection

Unit 3

Lesson 1: Conceptualizing Equality and Non-Discrimination

Lesson 2: Analyzing Title IX and Athletics

Lesson 3: Applying Title IX Beyond Sports

Lesson 4: Applying Title IX

Lesson 5: Reshaping Title IX

Unit 4

Lesson 1: Stop-and-frisk Overview

Lesson 2: Analysis of Court Opinion

Lesson 3: Stop-and-frisk Evaluating the Positions

Lesson 4: Stop-and-frisk Debate

Unit 5

Lesson 1: Are schools permitted to limit students’ First Amendment freedom of speech?

Lesson 2: Under what circumstances may a school punish student speech?

Lesson 3: How does the law apply to our case?

Lesson 4: What are the key elements of negotiation?

Lesson 5: How can parties use negotiation to achieve the best solution?

Lesson 6: Is negotiation an effective tool in the legal process?

Lesson 7: What is a mock argument?

Watch Video: What is summary Judgement

Lesson 8: How do I prepare for a mock argument?

Lesson 9: How do attorneys conduct oral arguments to advocate for their clients?

Unit 6

Lesson 1: Religious Freedom Mock Trial

Lesson 2: Articulating and Applying the Law

Lesson 3: Understanding the Evidence

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Lesson 4: Developing a Theory of the Case

Lesson 5: Preparing for Trial

Lesson 6: The Trial

Lesson 7: Debrief and Reflection

Student Resources

Unit 1

Lesson 1: What is Litigation?

More information from Brown v. Board

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation?

Unit 2

Lesson 1: What is this case about?

Lesson 2: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 3: Developing an Outline for the Case

Lesson 4: Preparing for Trial

Unit 3

Lesson 1: Conceptualizing Equality and Non-Discrimination

Lesson 2: Analyzing Title IX and Athletics

Lesson 3: Applying Title IX Beyond Sports

Lesson 4: Applying Title IX

Lesson 5: Adding to Title IX

Unit 4

Lesson 1: Does NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Fairly Balance the Interests of Privacy, Equality and Public Safety?

Lesson 2: Does NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Policy Fairly Balance the Interests of the Fourth Amendment and Protecting Public Safety?

Lesson 3: Should Stop-And-Frisk Be Implemented?

Unit 5

Lesson 1: Are schools permitted to limit students’ First Amendment freedom of speech?

Lesson 2: Under what circumstances may a school punish student speech?

Lesson 3: How does the law apply to our case?

Lesson 4: What are the key elements of negotiation?

Lesson 5: How can parties use negotiation to achieve the best solution?

Lesson 6: Is negotiation an effective tool in the legal process?

Lesson 7: What is a mock argument?

Watch Video: What is summary Judgement

Lesson 8: How do I prepare for a mock argument?

Unit 6

Lesson 1: Religious Freedom Mock Trial

Lesson 2: Articulating and Applying the Law

Lesson 3: Understanding the Evidence

View Case Packet

Lesson 4: Developing a Theory of the Case

Lesson 5: Preparing for Trial

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Teacher Resources

Unit 1

Lesson 1: What is Litigation?

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?​

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation​?

Unit 2

Lesson 1: What is this case about?

Lesson 2: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 3: Developing an Outline for the Case

Lesson 4: Preparing for Trial

Lesson 5: The Trial

Lesson 6: Debrief and Reflection

Unit 3

Lesson 1: Conceptualizing Equality and Non-Discrimination

Lesson 2: Analyzing Title IX and Athletics

Lesson 3: Applying Title IX Beyond Sports

Lesson 4: Applying Title IX

Lesson 5: Reshaping Title IX

Unit 4

Lesson 1: Stop-and-frisk Overview

Lesson 2: Analysis of Court Opinion

Lesson 3: Stop-and-frisk Evaluating the Positions

Lesson 4: Stop-and-frisk Debate

Unit 5

Lesson 1: Are schools permitted to limit students’ First Amendment freedom of speech?

Lesson 2: Under what circumstances may a school punish student speech?

Lesson 3: How does the law apply to our case?

Lesson 4: What are the key elements of negotiation?

Lesson 5: How can parties use negotiation to achieve the best solution?

Lesson 6: Is negotiation an effective tool in the legal process?

Lesson 7: What is a mock argument?

Lesson 8: How do I prepare for a mock argument?

Lesson 9: How do attorneys conduct oral arguments to advocate for their clients?

Unit 6

Lesson 1: Religious Freedom Mock Trial

Lesson 2: Articulating and Applying the Law

Lesson 3: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 4: Developing a Theory of the Case

Lesson 5: Preparing for Trial

Lesson 6: The Trial

Lesson 7: Debrief and Reflection

Student Resources

Unit 1

Lesson 1: What is Litigation?

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?​

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation​?

Unit 2

Lesson 1: What is this case about?

Lesson 2: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 3: Developing an Outline for the Case

Lesson 4: Preparing for Trial

Unit 3

Lesson 1: Conceptualizing Equality and Non-Discrimination

Lesson 2: Analyzing Title IX and Athletics

Lesson 3: Applying Title IX Beyond Sports

Lesson 4: Applying Title IX

Lesson 5: Adding to Title IX

Unit 4

Lesson 1: Does NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Fairly Balance the Interests of Privacy, Equality and Public Safety?

Lesson 2: Does NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Policy Fairly Balance the Interests of the Fourth Amendment and Protecting Public Safety?

Lesson 3: Should Stop-And-Frisk Be Implemented?

Unit 5

Lesson 1: Are schools permitted to limit students’ First Amendment freedom of speech?

Lesson 2: Under what circumstances may a school punish student speech?

Lesson 3: How does the law apply to our case?

Lesson 4: What are the key elements of negotiation?

Lesson 5: How can parties use negotiation to achieve the best solution?

Lesson 6: Is negotiation an effective tool in the legal process?

Lesson 7: What is a mock argument?

Lesson 8: How do I prepare for a mock argument?

Unit 6

Lesson 1: Religious Freedom Mock Trial

Lesson 2: Articulating and Applying the Law

Lesson 3: Understanding the Evidence

Lesson 4: Developing a Theory of the Case

Lesson 5: Preparing for Trial

Content Overview

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation?

Lesson 2: What are the Steps of Litigation?

Lesson 3: What is Civil Rights Litigation?