THE AMERICAN JURY BULWARK OF DEMOCRACY			About the Project Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago Chicago Historical Society National Endowment for the Humanities
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Listing of Lessons and Activities
Lessons and Activities Jury Trials for the Classroom Resources from the Chicago Historical Society Web Resources Print Resources Site Index HISTORY AND PURPOSE Origins of the American Jury Formation of the American Jury STRUCTURE Introduction to Trial by Jury Grand Jury Right of the Accused to Trial by Jury Jury Selection: Voir Dire Jury of One's Peers Jury Deliberation ISSUES Evidence Jury Nullification Jury Trials and the Media Jury Damage Awards Comparative Jury Systems FUTURE Jury in American Society Jury Reform Future of the American Jury			Alphabetical An Impartial Jury Civil Discussion Jigsaw Duncan vs. Louisiana Each One Teach One Strategy Is 12 an important number? Jury Duty Experience Sheppard Trial --Lesson 1 --Lesson 2 --Lesson 3 --Lesson 4 To Nullify or Not to Nullify Trial by Oath, Combat, and Ordeal: Comparing Justice Processes --Lesson One --Lesson Two --Lesson Three --Lesson Four Twelve Angry Men Voir Dire Teaching Instructions What are the purposes of the American Jury? Why is the jury system important?		Thematic Origins of the American Jury Trial by Oath, Combat, and Ordeal: Comparing Justice Processes --Lesson One --Lesson Two --Lesson Three --Lesson Four Formation of the American Jury What are the purposes of the American Jury? Introduction to Trial by Jury Each One Teach One Strategy Right of the Accused to Trial by Jury Duncan vs. Louisiana Voir Dire Voir Dire Simulation A Jury of One's Peers Is 12 an important number? Jury Deliberation Jury Duty Experience Twelve Angry Men Issues of Evidence Sheppard Trial --Lesson 1 --Lesson 2 --Lesson 3 --Lesson 4 Jury Nullificatin To Nullify or Not to Nullify Jury Trials and the Media An Impartial Jury Jury Reform Civil Discussion Jigsaw Why is the jury system important?