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  1. Law-Related Education Center

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  3. Race and Racism in American Law (Randall)
      "Race and Racism in American Law considers the intersectionality between race and American Law, racial distinctions in the law, and the role of the law in promoting/alleviating racism. It includes statutes, cases, excerpts of law review articles, annotated bibliographies and other documents."

  4. Law-Related Education (CivicallySpeaking.org)
      Provides law-related education lessons. 10-09

  5. Law-Related Education (Teens, Crime and the Community)
      Provides training and projects for teens to actively lead in reducing crime. Created by the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) and Street Law, Inc. (formerly the National Institute for Citizen Education in the Law), TCC is a joint initiative currently funded on the national level by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, Department of Justice. Law Related Education. 07-06

  6. Law-Related Education - Mini-Mock Trial (University of Minnesota)
      Provides complete manuals for mini-mock trials, working with teens and professionals in the community. Provided in Adobe Acrobat format. 10-09

  7. Government - Law-Related Education - Mock Trials (University of Minnesota)
      Provides for four mock trials, working with teens and professionals in the community. Provided in Adobe Acrobat format. 10-09

  8. Human Rights and Constitutional Law (Columbia Law School - McKeever and Rosenbaum)
      Provides information on efforts to protect human rights by country, nationality, region, program, and other criteria.

  9. Multiculturalism and the Law (Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute)
      Provides 15 lessons related to equity, the law, and the role of culture.

  10. Earth Day History (Lawrence and McConnell)
      Provides a history of the development of Earth Day and argues that we should celebrate it on the Spring equinox rather than April 22. Points out that April 22 was set aside for environmental action and education, while the Spring equinox Earth Day was set aside for a much larger purpose. The purpose of the vernal equinox celebration is to "peacefully end the scourge of war…," "provide an opportunity for the children of the disinherited poor to obtain their rightful inheritance in the Earth…," and "redirect the energies of industry and society from progress through products...to progress through harmony with Earth's natural systems for improving the quality of life…." 4-00

  11. French Lessons and Culture (About.com - Lawless)
      Provides French lessons, grammar, punctuation, and more on the language. Also presents the French culture. 4-00

  12. Election 2000 - Florida Election Laws (State of Florida - The 2000 Florida Statutes, Title IX, Chapter 102)
      Provides the portions of Florida law that apply to the presidential elections. 11-00

  13. Fight Hate and Promote Tolerance (Southern Poverty Law Center - Tolerance.org)
      Provides activities for countering hate groups and for promoting tolerance.

  14. Federal Laws on Waste Disposal, Conservation, and Recycling (National Council for Science and the Environment - McCarthy and Tiemann)
      Summarizes the primary federal laws relating to waste disposal, conservation, and recycling. 6-01

  15. Middle East History (Avalon Project at the Yale Law School)
      Provides a history of the Middle East going back to 4000bce.

  16. Conservative Views of Government and Law (Federalist Society)
      Provides conservative legal opinions, news, and essays from a conservative view of government and law. 5-02

  17. England - Magna Carta (Yale Law School - Avalon Project)
      Provides a translation, definitions of terms, and an index. 8-02

  18. American Law History (Golding and Hofstetter)
      Provides an outline, key resources, and class questions. Designed for college level. 8-02

  19. Historical Documents Shaping American Law (Golding and Hofstetter - Amber)
      Provides classic books and other documents affecting the development of American law. 8-02

  20. Federalist Papers (Yale Law School - Avalon Project)
      Provides the Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. These documents are used by the U.S. Supreme Court and others to help interprete the U.S. Constitution and American law. 8-02

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