List of Lectures (Crime, Law, Rules & Politics)
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Movie Lectures contains lectures webcast live as either flash or windows movies. They appear exactly as they would in the classroom. Although some material is from prior courses, the content is extremely similar to the current version being taught. (When new or improved lectures are given, they will be added to this online collection). Studying this material is extremely helpful if you miss or do not understand something taught. NOTE: ignore any content that wasn't taught in your class; focus only on your course material.
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Entries by Title
- 01.A: Who is This Professor Anyway?
- 01.B: Understanding the Slide Technique
- 01.C: What is This Course All About?
- 01.D: Course Assignments -- Exams, Notes & Attendance
- 01.E: The Course Paper -- Interview or Observation.
- 01.F: Printing Muiltiple-Slides Per Page -- Advice on How to Survive the Slide Onslaught
- 01.I: Understanding the Course Website -- Finding and Playing Lectures
- 02.A: The Story of the Trial of Jesus and What It Says About the Role or Function of the Trial in Society
- 02.B: The Story of the Trial of Jesus -- Why a Trial Was Used to Handle the Public Commotion.
- 02.C: The Trial of Grace Sherwood: The Ritual of Dunking
- 03.A: False Cases -- What Are They, and What do They Say About the System? Is the Trial Process Designed to Uncover Truth?
- 03.B: Is The Purpose of the Trial to Maximize the Truth?
- 04.A: CLass Discussion: Why Do We Use Juries? (Exposing Certain Social Myths).
- 04.B: Exposing the Social Mythology of Juries and Asking Again -- Why Not Get Rid of Them for Professional or Expert Decision Makers?
- 04.C: The Jury as a Layperson Worgkgroup, and How it is Valuable in the System
- 04.D: A Summary: the Trial Process as a Social Ritual Involving Structured Conflict
- 04.D: Jury Nullification -- What Does This Say About the Trial's Purpose?
- 05.A: The Trial Court and Its Function in the American Judiciary
- 05.B: The "Magistrate Court" and its Culture
- 05.C: The State Court System
- 05.D: The Federal Court System and Its Culture
- 05.E: The Culture of American Tribunals
- 06.A: Pleadings -- The Legal Papers That Commence the Adjudicatory Process
- 06.B: How Does the System Handle Frivolous Prosecutions
- 06.C: The Criminal System Doesn't Let You "Win Early" -- You are Locked in the Ritual of the Battle
- 06.D: How Criminal Discovery Works
- 06.E: Settling the Criminal Case
- 06.G: Picking and Seating a Criminal Jury
- 06.H: The Procedure for Conducting the Trial
- 07.A -- Links for Lecture Seven
- 08. Lecture 8 Links -- The Game of Relevance and Hearsay