Rights & Responsibilities
Court Basics
Laws & Consequences
Everyday Legal Situations
Communication & Advocacy
100

This amendment gives you the right to free speech.

➡️ What is the First Amendment?


100

The person who defends someone accused of a crime.

➡️ Who is a defense attorney?


100

A minor crime, such as shoplifting under a certain amount.

➡️ What is a misdemeanor?


100

A contract you sign when renting a place to live.

➡️ What is a lease?


100

Clearly expressing your needs in a respectful way.

➡️ What is assertive communication?


200

You have the right to remain silent during this situation.

➡️ What is police questioning or arrest?


200

The group that determines a verdict in a trial.

➡️ What is a jury?


200

A serious crime that can result in prison time.

➡️ What is a felony?


200

A document that explains how your property is distributed after death.

➡️ What is a will?


200

 Speaking up for your rights or needs.

➡️ What is self-advocacy?


300

This amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

➡️ What is the Fourth Amendment?


300

The person who oversees the courtroom and rules on legal issues.

➡️ Who is a judge?


300

Money paid as punishment for breaking a law.

➡️ What is a fine?


300

This protects you financially in case of accidents or damage.

➡️ What is insurance?


300

Keeping records of important interactions for legal purposes.

➡️ What is documentation?

400

This amendment guarantees your right to a lawyer in criminal cases.

➡️ What is the Sixth Amendment?


400

The person who brings charges against a defendant in court.

➡️ Who is a prosecutor?


400

This is a court-ordered period of supervision instead of jail time.

➡️ What is probation?


400

This document gives someone permission to make decisions on your behalf.

➡️ What is power of attorney?


400

Asking questions to better understand your legal situation is an example of this.

➡️ What is informed decision-making?


500

This amendment protects you from being tried twice for the same crime.

➡️ What is the Fifth Amendment (double jeopardy)?

500

This term refers to a formal accusation that starts a criminal case.

➡️ What is an indictment (or charge/complaint)?

500

Breaking the rules of probation can lead to this consequence.

➡️ What is probation violation (or jail/prison time)?

500

This legal agreement outlines terms when borrowing money.

➡️ What is a loan agreement (or contract)?

500

This skill involves staying calm and respectful during disagreements to avoid escalation.

➡️ What is conflict resolution (or de-escalation)?

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