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Chetek-Weyerhaeuser High School Law and the Stock Market Units and s Unit 1 Understanding Civil and Criminal Law (8 days) How are civil and criminal laws used to argue guilt or innocence in a courtroom? 1. Students will differentiate between civil and criminal law terminology, and apply applicable defenses of statute of limitations, defense of self or others, defense of property, prevention of crime, or consent in civil cases. (C12.5) I can differentiate between civil and criminal law terminology and apply applicable defenses of statute of limitations, defense of self or others, defense of property, prevention of crime, or consent in civil cases 4 Proficient I can differentiate between civil and criminal law terminology and apply applicable defenses of statute of limitations, defense of self or others, defense of property, prevention of crime, or consent in civil cases 3 Developing I can differentiate between negligence and intentional tort and apply basic defense in a civil case. 2 Basic I can identify most legal terminology and provide examples as used in case law. 1 Minimal I can identify some legal vocabulary and apply basic defense in a civil or criminal case. 2. I can use legal terminology, law, and evidence to create written decisions on first and fourth amendment rights cases, tort law cases involving negligence, and criminal cases such as theft and homicide.(b12.5) I can use legal terminology, law, and evidence to create written decisions on first and fourth amendment rights cases, tort law cases involving negligence, and criminal cases such as theft and homicide 4 Proficient I can use legal terminology, law, and evidence to create written decisions on first and fourth amendment rights cases, tort law cases involving negligence, and criminal cases such as theft and homicide 3 Developing I can produce a written legal case decision that makes reference to legal terminology and evidence; and provides clear examples of law. 2 Basic I can write a case verdict based on facts in a case, making some reference to law. 1 Minimal I can write a case verdict based on some understanding of legality. Mr. Loy 8/9/2017 1

Unit 2 Law Application and Court Study (7 days) How can we use the US Constitution, established Supreme Court decisions, state statutes, or local ordinances to argue a case in a courtroom? s 1. I can trace a legal action from its origins to the Supreme Court, understand the process that court uses to select cases, and report the court s findings. (C12.1) I can trace a legal action from its origins to the Supreme Court, understand the process that court uses to select cases, and report the court s findings. 4 Proficient I can trace a legal action from its origins to the Supreme Court, understand the process that court uses to select cases, and report the court s findings. 3 Developing I can describe the structure of the state and federal court system and demonstrate how courts of appeals function. 2 Basic I can follow a court case through the correct appellate process and report its findings. 1 Minimal I can identify the roles of lower courts and the Supreme Court in state and federal government. 2. I can apply rights of the accused and due process of law as found in the Bill of Rights to situations when under arrest. (C12.3) I can apply rights of the accused and due process of law as found in the Bill of Rights to situations when under arrest. 4 Proficient I can apply rights of the accused and due process of law as found in the Bill of Rights to situations when under arrest. 3 Developing I can give examples of rights and violations of rights of the accused based on Constitutional interpretation. 2 Basic I can describe most of the rights of the accused in Amendments 4 through 8. 1 Minimal I can identify four rights of the accused found in Amendments 4 through 8. 3. I can trace how interpretations of Constitutional law have changed over time by recalling significant periods in history and significant court decisions referring to schools, gun control, punishment, abortion, freedom of speech, drinking age, presidential privilege, warrants, and judicial review. (C12.3) I can trace how interpretations of Constitutional law have changed over time by recalling significant periods in history and significant court decisions referring to schools, gun control, punishment, abortion, freedom of speech, drinking age, presidential privilege, warrants, and judicial review. Mr. Loy 8/9/2017 2

4 Proficient I can trace how interpretations of Constitutional law have changed over time by recalling significant periods in history and significant court decisions referring to schools, gun control, punishment, abortion, freedom of speech, drinking age, presidential privilege, warrants, and judicial review. 3 Developing I can recall the findings of multiple Supreme Court cases and explain how they have changed US history. 2 Basic I can explain the findings of an historic Supreme Court Case. 1 Minimal I can summarize the findings of an historic Supreme Court Case. Unit 3 Principles of the Stock Market (14 days) What is stock? How can we use the stock market to promote individual investment and measure the economy of a nation? targets 1. Students will analyze historic stock performance and predict how corporate stock might perform based on variables and market trends over time. I can analyze historic stock performance and predict how corporate stock might perform based on variables and market trends over time. 4 Proficient I can analyze historic stock performance and predict how corporate stock might perform based on variables and market trends over time. 3 Developing I can determine the variables that cause stock to raise or lower in price by researching historic stock performance. 2 Basic I can explain how corporations operate. 1 Minimal I can identify what stock is and how corporations and stock markets function. 2. I can explain a multiple stock portfolio s performance based on correct calculations of individual stock performance within the portfolio, as well as overall portfolio performance. (D12.9) I can explain a multiple stock portfolio s performance based on correct calculations of individual stock performance within the portfolio, as well as overall portfolio performance. 4 Proficient I can explain a multiple stock portfolio s performance based on correct calculations of individual stock performance within the portfolio, as well as overall portfolio performance. 3 Developing I can calculate multiple stock portfolios to correctly determine gain or loss percentage. 2 Basic I can correctly compute a portfolio gain or loss taking into consideration broker s fees. Mr. Loy 8/9/2017 3

1 Minimal I can perform the mathematical operations necessary to show loss or gain in a portfolio. 3. I can create, manage, and evaluate the economic successes and failures of a diverse mock portfolio based on my knowledge of stock variables in written format.. (D12.9, D12.2) I can create, manage, and evaluate the economic successes and failures of a diverse mock portfolio based on my knowledge of stock variables; in written format. 4 Proficient I can create, manage, and evaluate the economic successes and failures of a diverse mock portfolio based on my knowledge of stock variables; in written format. 3 Developing I can describe the principles if diversity and compounding interest as they relate to my investment portfolio. 2 Basic I can describe the principles if diversity and compounding interest as they relate to investment. 1 Minimal I can perform operations necessary to manage stock on a simulated internet market. Unit 4 Mock Trial Performance (30 days) What preparations do attorneys make prior to presenting a case in court, and how is that case presented? targets: 1. I can show an understanding of courtroom procedure, case law, and rules of evidence by collaborating case materials with a team and performing the roles of a witness and trial lawyer in a mock court setting. (B12.15)(B12.4) I can show an understanding of courtroom procedure, case law, and rules of evidence by collaborating case materials with a team and performing the roles of a witness and trial lawyer in a mock court setting. 4 Proficient I can show an understanding of courtroom procedure, case law, and rules of evidence by collaborating case materials with a team and performing the roles of a witness and trial lawyer in a mock court setting. 3 Developing I can perform my assigned role in a mock trial showing a deep understanding of law, rules, evidence, and professional procedure. 2 Basic I can apply some of the rules of evidence and court procedure within my role in four mock-court cases. 1 Minimal I can participate in a role in four mock trials that represents my character. Mr. Loy 8/9/2017 4

2. I can incorporate law, trial procedure, affidavit evidence, and research to formulate a written case argument on a minimum of four mock trials.(b12.5) I can incorporate law, trial procedure, affidavit evidence, and outside research to formulate a written case argument on a minimum of four mock trials. 4 Proficient I can incorporate law, trial procedure, affidavit evidence, and outside research to formulate a written case argument on a minimum of four mock trials. 3 Developing I can incorporate law, trial procedure, affidavit evidence, to formulate a written case argument on a minimum of four mock trials. 2 Basic I can write witness questions, cross examination questions, and a basic opening statement that tells a story from my assigned perspective. 1 Minimal I can write witness questions and a basic opening statement summarizing a prosecution or defense position. 3. I can effectively debate a trial argument using collaboratively gathered information pertaining to a defense and prosecution. (B12.5) I can collaborate with my team to debate and interject meaningful information that defends my assigned role according to rules of evidence at appropriate times. 4 Proficient I can collaborate with my team to debate and interject meaningful information that defends my assigned role according to rules of evidence at appropriate times. 3 Developing I can interject meaningful information that defends my assigned role according to rules of evidence at appropriate times. 2 Basic I can perform my role in in a manner that helps present my case. 1 Minimal I can speak my assigned role presenting case facts. Mr. Loy 8/9/2017 5