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Homeschool Court 06 Teacher Case Summary Forgery (Digital)

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This case summary involves a trial that argues the authenticity of a will.

The Student materials include: a summary of the facts, the elements of the law (including a glossary and an explanation of how probate works), witness statements (Irene, Angelo, Robert, Barbara, Lee, Edward, Sherry and Mary Ann), jury instructions and handwriting evidence (signature on a will and on other documents).

 

The additional Teacher materials include: student roles and preparation, the sequence of events, and the case decision and explanatory materials (a timeline of events).

 

There are a total of 13 pages, including two title and copyright pages.

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    Homeschool Court

    Homeschool Court helps your child discover and love the American judicial system with a curriculum that ends with a mock trial! This ready-to-use Christian mock trial curriculum for grades 4-12 is great as a stand-alone class or a comprehensive supplement for a civics, government or logic course.

    With a conversational style, this worktext walks students through the legal system from basic terminology and understanding of the participants in court to digging into criminal, civil and constitutional law. A special chapter introduces the student to legal history and explains what a biblical worldview is.

    While the curriculum is easily adapted to high school students by using the ""Digging Deeper"" activities at the end of each chapter, there is also a High School Supplement available to dig even deeper! Teacher Manuals for the Student Worktext and the High School Supplement include the student components in grayscale, along with answers and additional teaching ideas and content.

    Holding a mock trial at the end of the course (or a debate or final paper) will require a Student and Teacher Case Summary that will provide all the material you will need--from the facts of the case to the actual case outcome (for the teacher to divulge at the end). Trial and appellate cases are available.