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Guilty/Not Guilty Activity- Jury Duty for Students

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Students loved this activity! and I loved that it is well-prepared and easy to use and includes everything I needed. I personalized the jury summons letter and gave it to students a day or two before and that peaked their interest.
This was a fantastic resource. The students were engaged and active in their own learning journeys. Thank you!

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The Guilty/Not Guilty Activity is an engaging lesson that allows students to be “jurors” and determine the verdict of 3 different (real) criminal trials. The cases include OJ Simpson, Casey Anthony, and Laci Peterson.

Students will go through the facts of each case and determine the verdict based on the evidence alone. Then, they will vote in their groups just like real jurors do. Last, each group will give their verdict and the teacher will share the verdict in real life.

Included in this set are teacher instructions, student sheet, group voting sheet, Cards for each case that detail the evidence/facts, and a PowerPoint that gives information about the real-life case.

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Total Pages
12 pages
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Teaching Duration
45 minutes
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