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TITLE 319 Current Videos and Software for K-12 Law-Related Education. INSTITUTION American Bar Association, Chicago, Ill. Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship. SPONS AGENCY Department of Education, Washington, DC. REPORT NO ISBN-0-89707-908-6 PUB DATE 93 CONTRACT S123A10055 NOTE 49p. 1 AVAILABLE FROMAmerican Bar Association, Youth Education for Citizenship, National Law-Related Education Resource Center, 541 North Fairbanks Court, Chicago, IL 60611-3314. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) -- Guides - Classroom Use - Instructional Materials(For Learner) (051)

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ABSTRACT This publication assembles into one volume a comprehensive listing of more than 300 electronic media sources on the subject of law-related education (including the Bill of Rights, Constitution, the Courts, Congress, etc.) for grades kindergarten through 12. Items include laser disks, computer software, videotapes, and CD-ROMs (compact disk/read-only memory). While the products that appear in the document focus on law-related education, many are appropriate for other subject areas as well. The directory, an annotated bibliography, divides the materials into video and software listings. While the bulk of the products are stcondary level items, many are applicable to elementary and middle school. Price and supplier information appear with the individual listings.(SG)

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Contents

iii Introduction

1 Video Products

21 Software Products

29 Video Products by Grade Level

30 Software Products by Grade Level

31 Product Distributors: Video

35 Product Distributors: Software

37 Topical Listing: Video

41 Topical Listing: Software Produced by the American Bar Association Special Committee onYouth Education for Citizenship. the This publication is made possible by funding from the U.S.Department of Education, grant itS123A10055; we are grateful to the official Department for its support. The points of view or opinionsherein are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent position or policies of the Department of Education or theAmerican Bar Association.

Copyright1993 American Bar Association

ISBN: 0-89707-908-6 Introduction

One of the most remarkable trends in education is the rapid migration of newtechnologies from the research laboratory to the classroom. CD-ROMs, laser disks, computer software, andvideo tapes are just sonic of the cutting edge develop- ments that are finding increasing use in many K-12 classrooms.Recognizing the vast potential of these new technolo- gies, publishers and developers have produced a wide range of materials in virtually everycurriculum area, including law-related education (LRE). But for the educator, parent, school board member, lawyer,judge, juvenile justice profes- sional or for anyone with an interest in LRE, locating these materials has requiredtime-consuming searches through thick catalogs from many different sources. This publication puts an end to that task by assembling,in one easy-to-use volume, a comprehensive listing of more than 300 such "non-traditional" LRE products. While the products listed were specifically chosen for their relevance to LRE, many are appropriatefor other subject areas as well. Those with interests in areas such as socialstudies, American or world history, sociology, civics, health, journalism, home economics, business, or government will also find helpful products listed here.

Space limitations restricted the number of products that could be included in this publication.Inclusion of a specific product does not indicate an endorsement of it either by the American Bar Association orthe U.S. Department of Education. If you know of or have used a product that you feel should be listed, please contact us sothat we may add it to our resource database for possible listing in a future edition.

How to Use This Directory What Is Law-Related Education? This directory is divided into two sections: For those who may not be sure just what "law- Video Products, listed alphabetically by title, II related education" is, we define it as "education pages 1-20 to equip non-lawyers with knowledge and skills Software Products, listed alphabetically by title, pertaining to the law, the legal process, and the pages 21-28 legal system, and the fundamental principles and values on which these are based." Law-related While the bulk of the products listed are intended for education (LRE) helps students develop the secondary level students, a number are designed for use at knowledge, skills, understanding, and attitudes the elementary or middle school levels. To locate these necessary to function effectively in our pluralis- products, turn to page 29 for a list of video products or tic, democratic society based on the nile of law. page 30 for a listing of software products. To learn more about LRE, contact us at: ABA/ YEFC, National Law-Related Education Resource For those seeking materials in a specific topic area, such as, Center, 541 N. Fairbanks Court, Chicago, IL for example, the Bill of Rights, a topical listing of products 60611-3314, 312/988-5735; fax 312/988-5032. is provided on pages 37-42.

Ordering While the annotated descriptions of each product have been adapted from the product distributors' promotional material or catalogues, we strongly urge you to call or write distributors to verify prices, return policies, etc. before placing an order. You may also want to request a copy of their catalogue for the latest information about their products. You'll find an alphabetical list of vide() product distributors beginning on page 31, followed by a list of software distributors on page 35. Many of the distributors listed are well-known in the field; however, a significant number are non-profit organizations, or, in some cases, even individuals, who have developed unique products servingspecial needs and audiences. As their goal in many cases is to disseminate their product at low costsometimes even freeas a public service, please honor HI their requests for pre-payment where indicate&

5 We have not attempted to provide details concerning hardware or otherrequirements concerning the listed products, but we have indicated which format (for example,Apple/Macintosh or IBM-compatible) is available. For more detailed information or answers to specific technical questions, contact the distributors orpublishers directly.

About ABA/YEFC .

The American Bar Association Special Committee on Youth Educationfor Citizenship (ABA /YEFC), a unit of the ABA Public Education Division, was established in 1971 to strengthen youngpeople's understanding of their rights and responsibilities under the laws of our nation. Although youngpeople are the ultimate beneficiaries of YEFC's educational efforts, members of the staff work primarily with groupsand individuals interested in providing learning experiences about law and citizenship to elementary, middle,and secondary school kudents. The National Law-Related Education Resource Center collects anddisseminates information on law-related education (LRE) programs and resources, substantive legal topics, sourcesof funding, teacher and resource leader training opportunities and much more.

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"The American Constitution: The Road from "Bad, Bad Billy' (see "Aspects of American Law") Runnymede" Level: Middle-Adult "Beginning of Winning" Description:Journalist Roger Mudd introduces and actor Level:Middle Christopher Reeve is host to this program about the Description:The story centers around a Little League English roots of the U.S. Constitution from the Magna baseball team and the struggles the team members have Carta in 1215 to the Philadelphia Convention of 1787. with their coach, 'heir parents, and their own image. It Explains how the fundamental principles of "rule of law" develops into a warm story about the need for good and "limited government" have been translated into the leadership and good sportsmanship. American system. Length: 17 minutes Length: 58 minutes Cost:$17.00; $2.25 for a teacher's guide that includes a Cost:$395.00, including 50-page booklet; rental is synopsis of the film, rationale, and a variety of classroom available activities To order, contact: To order, contact: AIMS Media Utah State Office of Education

"Arizona High School Mock Trial Competition" 'The Bill of Rights in Action" Level:Middle-Secondary Level: Secondary-Adult Description: Explains the roles of court personnel and, 3-part series: using a "silent movie" style of quick action, demonstrates "The Right to Privacy"The city council considers a the steps in trial process and guides students through mock proposal to randomly drug test public employees. trial preparation. (1987) At a school board meeting, parents are outraged by Length: 25 minutes the revelation that a student with AIDS is enrolled at a public school. Cost:$10.00 "Equal Protection"A juvenile curfew is proposed To order, contact: to curb drug use and violence. Another proposal, Arizona Bar Foundation which addresses security at public housing, illus- trates the struggle between public safety and "Aspects of American Law" (also known as "Bad, Bad individual rights. Billy") "First Amendment"Parents debate banning certain books from the school library. When an under- Level:Secondary ground student newspaper surfaces, the concept of In-service program plus 7-part series: limited free speech is explored. "Teacher Program" Length: 30 minutes each "The Meaning of Law" Cost:$90.00 for the series (PC#468-0018) plus $3.95 for "The Miking of Law" shipping; $10.00 for a handbook, including scripts for the "Enforcing the Law" three programs (PC#468-0023); video orders must be pre- "Interpreting the Law" paid "Applying Criminal Law" "The Civil Trial" To order, contact: "Law in a Changing Society" American Bar Association Description: Introduces students to basic elements of our Service Center national legal system in the context of new technology. Each of the 7 student programs offers a dramatic vignette followed by a panel discussion. Students learn the role that law, legislatures, lawyers, and courts play in society. Length: 60 minutes for in-service program; 40 minutes for others. Cost:$189.00 for the 8-videotape set, including extensive writtel curriculum materials To order,-ntart: Educational Prt..jram Service 7 "The Black Hills: Who Owns the Land?" "By the People" Level: SecondaryAdult Level:MiddleSecondary 2-part series: 16 15-minute programs on 4 videotapes "The Treaty of 1868"Focuses on the original "Your Stake in the Political Process"The value of treaties and the radically different philosophies of becoming involved in the political process. the signersthe U.S. government and the nomadic "Politics and Conflict"Conflict is a natural part of Lakota Sioux. society, and the political process allows for different "Black Hills Claim"Highlights the physical and opinions in a democratic manner. legal battles waged to gain and regain the Black Hills "Politics and the Individual"Discusses the rights of from the 1770s to the present. the individual and the legal processes that exist to Length: 30 minutes each protect these rights. "Acquiring Information"The differences between Cost:$59.95 for the series plus 6.5% shipping; $39.95 per fact and opinion and the importance of obtaining video both. To order, contact: "Evaluating Information"The importance of CPN sorting out valid from merely persuasive informa- tion. "Blacks and the Constitution" "Making Judgments"The three questions of the Level:Secondary Judgment Model are presented: Is the decision practical? Is it fair? What will be its effect? Description:Many Americans feel that the Constitution "Making Decisions"Students use the Decision- provides a legacy of safeguards for basic human rights. Making Model to see the importance of making Many African Americans disagree. Hosted by Julian Bond, historical treatment of logical and reasoned decisions. a panel of experts examines the "Choosing a Candidate"Criteria to use in choosing African Americans with regard to the U.S. Constitution. a candidate for the right reasons. Length: 60 minutes "Supporting a Candidate"A discussion of the Cost:$59.95 plus shipping importance of being informed about the platform To order, contact: and the ideas of the candidate one chooses to support. PBS Video "Voting"The requirements of the American voting "Blessings of Liberty" process. "Using Political Resources"The resources needed Level:Secondary to wield political influence rn the city council. Description: A ch:onicle of the creation of the Constitution "Influencing Political Decimons"The importance of and Bill of Rights and the basic rights and freedoms they the media and lobbies in influencing political promise all Americans. (1986) decisions. Length: 16 minutes "Groups and the Political Process"Working collectively can help groups obtain greater political Cost: $45.00 plus $3.00 shipping strength. To order, contact: "Organizing a Croup"Croups must be structured National Archives Trust Fund correctly to work effectively and efficiently. "Using Legal Assistance"Small claims court "Blind Justice: Women and the Law" processes and when and how to seek assistancefrom Level:Secondary a lawyer. "Using Government Agencies"The steps in dealing Description: Four animated programs look at how justice has been applied to women in Western society. "All Men with a government agency. This series is designed to encourage Are Created Equal" shows the origins of many basic Description: students to take an active part in the political process. concepts of Western law in ancient Greece. "Someone Concentrating on basic citizenship skills, the programs use Must Be Trusted" demonstrates the inherent bias of dramatizations to demonstrate everyday situations that are tribunals and courts of law. "Murders Most Foul" is based regulated by politics. on a British murder case. "Some Protection"shows the effect of imprisonment on young women sent away "for Cost:$250.00 for entire series; $79.75 per tape; $3.50 for a their own protection." Contains strong language. teacher's guide 2 Length: 30 minutes To order, contact: Cost:$149.00 GPN To order, contact: Films for the Humanities and Sciences "A Celebration of so Hundred Years of the Bill of "Law" (18:13 minutes)A father's petition for Rights" custody of his children prompts one of them to investigate the rule of law, the courts, and how the Secondary Level: "best interests of the child" are determined. Description: High school students and national civic "Conflict Resolution" (18:14 minutes)Explores leaders, including NIadine Strossen, President of the issues of sex discrimination in hiring. American Civil Liberties Union, gather in a historic town "Constitution" (19:45 minutes)A teacher refuses to meeting in Philadelphia's Congress Hall to exchange ideas submit to the school board's policy of compulsory on the significance of the Bill of Rights on theoccasion of drug testing on the grounds that the test violates his its bicentennial anniversary. Aimed to enhance students' Fourth Amendment rights. understanding of the Bill of Rights, the panel focuses on "Majority Rule/Minority Rights" (16:45 minutes)A how the Bill of Rights applies to high school students' lives controversy over the rights of smokers when the today. school institutes a no smoking policy. Length: 48 minutes "Separation of Powers" (19:30 minutes)The division of the war power between the President and Cost:$12.95 plus shipping Congress is addressed when a Vietnam veteran To order, contact: begins a fast on the steps of the state capitol to Federal Bar Association oppose U.S. aid to Central American revolutionaries. "Federalism" (16:46 minutes)The issue of lowering "Citizen Stories: Democracy and Responsibility in the state drinking age and the resulting cut in federal American Life" grant money for maintaining interstate highways is Level:Secondary explored. Description:The structure and procedures of democracy Produced in collaboration with the Description: are presented in a series of dramatizationsfeaturing the Smithsonian Institution, this 1991 video promotes commu- staff of the Jefferson Crier, a mythical high school newspa- nity service by profiling 5 citizens who care enough about per. (1987) their communities to get involved. One is a 17-year-old student who founded his own campaign for the homeless. Cost:$1,195.00 for the series, including a teacher's guide; #998T $525.00 for a "videokit" (all 12 programs on I videotape, including teacher's guide); $125.00 per video plus ship- 30 minutes Length: ping; rental is available; $5.45 for additional teacher's Cost:$60.00, including instructor's guide with 4 activities guides and student handouts, plus shipping To order, contact: To order, contact: Agency for Instructional Technology (AIT) Close Up Foundation "Concepts of American Law" "Citizens All" Level:Middle Level:Secondary In-service program plus 4-part series: 12-part series: "Introduction" "Citizenship" (19:16 minutes)Presents the difficul- "Rules in the Making" ties faced by a serious candidate in a race for the "Rules in Action" student council presidency. "Rules in Revision" "Advocacy" (15:31 minutes)A student whose "Rules Compliance: Individual Accountability" family is evacuated due to a chemical fire at a nearby Description:A series of vignettes that follows students as industrial plant contacts her state senator to learn they create a committee to organize a non-school dance, how to be an advocate. make rules for the dance, conduct the dance in violation of "Communication" (18:07 minutes)--Students those rules, and then try to determine what went wrong. assigned to write an election story discover how TV The school newspaper runs a hostile story about the commercials have affected their initial judgments committee, but all the issues of the paper disappear. One about the candidates. of the dance committee members becomes the prime "Leadership" (19:45 minutes)--Student reporters suspect in the disappearance. gain insight into why people run for office. 60 minutes for in-service program; 15 minutes "Authority" (18:55 minutes)Student newspaper Length: for others staff revolt against the editor. Several staff Members 3 daydream about authority in prehistoric, feudal, Cost:$119.00 for the series, including extensive written American revolutionary, and contemporary times. curriculum materials "Allocation" (19:32 minutes)A proposed school To order, contact: merger prompts students to investigate the issue. Educational Program Service cutting costs to reduce taxes. II 9 "Conflict withovt Violence" "The Constitution: That Delicate Balance" Level:Secondary Level:SecondaryAdult Description:Available from the PAWS Mediation 13-part srries: Program at Newton North High School, thislive-action "Executive Privilege and Delegation of Powers" Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski, former President video can be used for mediation training orfor demonstrat- Archibald ing peer mediation to high school students,staff, or , and Watergate prosecutor Cox discuss the President's right to keep conversa- parents. tions with advisors secret from Congress. Length: 20 minutes "War Powers and Covert Action"Gerald Ford, Cost:$35.00 former CIA Deputy Director Bobby Inman,former To order, contact: Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, and others debate whether Congress can restrain thePresident Newton North High School from declaring war. "Confrontations in Government" "Nomination, Election, and Succession of the President"Edmund Muskie, former Presidential Level:Secondary Press Secretary Jody Powell, party officials, and 3-part series (1989): others discuss the role of political parties, the "War Powers: Who Decides"A case study of the electoral college, and what to do if a President Persian Gulf conflict as Congress and the executive becomes disabled. branch clash over foreign policy and international "Criminal Justice and Defendants' Right to Fair conflict. Trial"Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola, New "The Power of the Purse"--hwestigates thelegisla- York Mayor Edward Koch, CBS News anchorDan tive branch's and executive branch's roles innegoti- Rather, and others debate whether a lawyer should ating the budget. defend a guilty person and other issues. "SLudents' Rights: Focus on the First Amend- "Crime and InsanitynU.S. Court of AppealsJudge ment"---Examines the power of the judicial branch as Irving Kaufman, Hastings Center PresidentWillard it interprets and applies the First Amendment in Caylin, and others discuss the use of psychiatry in schools. law. Length: 60 minutes "Crime and Punishments"U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Arthur Alarcon, Federal Bureau of Prisons Cost:$212.00, including a 13-page study guide Director Norman Carlson, government leaders,civil To order,contact: libertarians, and journalists debate the issues of Science Research Associates (SRA) "cruel arm unusual punishment" fromovercrowding in prisons to the death penalty. "Campaign Spending"Political consultant David Constitutional "Conrad v. City and County of Denver: A Garth, Washington Post columnist David l3roder, Study Program" journalist Bill Moyers, and others discuss whether Level:MiddleSecondary limits on campaign spending infringe on First Description:The presentation of a real case in the early Amendment rights. 1980s involving the display of a nativity scene onthe "National Security and Freedom of the Press" grounds of the Denver city and county building that Former CIA Director James Schlesinger, former prompted a suit based on the constitutional right to Attorney General Griffin Bell, and others debate the freedom of religion (First Amendment). The trial andthe public's right to know about national security issues. appellate phases of the judicial system are examinedby "School Prayer, Gun Control, and the Right to showing excerpts from the trial followed by interviews Assemble"Griffin Bell, former Secretary of with the parties involved. (1988) Education Shirley Hufstedler, and civil liberties counsel Jeanne Baker discuss First and Second 90 minutes in 5 parts Length: Amendment controversies. Cost:Free while quantities last, including a 205-page "Right to Live, Right to Die"Gloria Steinem,Joseph teacher's guide (Please submit orders in writing,although Califano, Rep. Henry Hyde, Phil Donahue, and inquiries may be made by telephone.] others discuss the right to make decisions about To order, contact: dying, abortion, personal freedom, and privacy. Supreme Court Committee on PublicEducation "Immigration Reform"U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Arlin Adams, Notre Dame President Rev.Theodore 4 Hesburgh, and immigration officials and journalists debate the rights of legal and illegal aliens to employment and to medical and educational services. ICI 10 "Affirmative Action versus Reverse Discrimina- "Crimes of Hate" tion"Ellen Goodman, former EEOC Chair El,:anor Level:Secondary-Adult Holmes Norton, Washington Post columnist William Description:A documentary that reveals the twisted Raspberry, and United Federation of Teachers thinking of perpetrators of hate crimesIthe anguish of their President Albert Shanker debate whether quotas victims, and how law enforcement deals with these crimes. based on sex or race are unconstitutional. The video consists of an overview of hate crimes and three "Federalism"Senators Orrin Hatch and Daniel segments: "The Crime of Racism," "The Crime of Anti- Moynihan and professor Diane Semitism," and "The Crime of Gay-Bashing." Ravitch debate how much power the federal govern- ment can wield over state and local affairs. Length: 27 minutes Description: l'roduced by Columbia University Seminars Cost:$50.00 plus $6.50 for shipping /Make check payable on Media and Society and released tn 1984, this seriesof to ADLI debates on constitutional issues received an Emmy Award To order, contact: for news and documentary. ADL Film Library Length: 60 minutes each Cost:$350.00 for the series plus shipping; $29.95 per "The Criminal Court: What Is a Fair Trial?" video; a study guide and faculty guide are available at Level:Secondary extra cost Description:Follows the progress of a teenager arrested To order, contact: for drug possession through our criminal iustice system. The Annenberg/CPB Collection Students gain art understanding of legal terms and the functions of judge, proseclitor, defense attorney, and jury, "Cop Talk Video Series" and they evaluate what constitutes a fair trial. (filmstrip on Level:Upper Elementary-Secondary video) #06104-126 5-part series: Length: 15 minutes "Shoplifting" (19 minutes) Cost:$109.00, including a teacher's guide and library kit "Vandalism" (10 minutes) To order, contact: "Search and Seizure" (20 minutes) Guidance Associates "Runaways" (32 minutes) "The Role of the Police Officer" (27 minutes) s"."rossing the Line" Description: Using Salt Lake police officers, each topic is explored through short scenarios. Utah law and conse- Level:Middle-Secondary quences are highlighted. Description.The videotape is part of a curriculum on Cost:$17.00 per tape; $5.00 for an instructor's guide, sexual harassment that includes a teacher's guide with which includes additional background on each topic, overheads, student self-assessment, student classroom teaching outlines, activifies, brochures, and pamphlets materials, parent information, and a poster. Included in the videotape are segments showing a spectrum of To order, contact: behavior beginning with flirting and ending with sexual Utah State Office of Education assault, vignettes showing sexual harassment and the resulting feelings and actions of those involved, and "The Cost of Free Speech" comments by several students on topics related to sexual Level:Secondary-Adult harassment. Descrip:km: In light of recent libel cases brought against Length: 30 minutes newspapers, radio, and television, this program asks Cost:$350.00 for the program, including a license fee for whether the press has the right to be wrong sometimes, unlimited duplication of written materials within a school how much freedom of the press is too much, and whether district freedom of the press can become freedom to do harm. To order, contact: Length: 26 minutes Kitchener-Reese Cost:$149.00 To order, contact: Films for the Humanities and Sciences

1 1 "Dangerous' Songs: Censors, Rock, and the First "Degrassi Junior High: Kiss Me, Steph" Amendment" Level:Middle Level:18 minutes Description:In this episode from the public television Description:Interviews with songwriters, teenagers, and series, Stephanie runs for school president as a means of parents examine the debate about rick music's lyrics. reinforcing her new "popular" image. When she begins Those who find them offensivewhether racist, sexist, campaigning with kisses and wild promises, her issues- obscene, or dangerouswant restriction; others find the oriented best friend is appalled. restrictions contradict the First Amendment. (filmstrip on Length: 30 minutes video) (1991) Cost:$150.00; rental is available Length: 20 minutes To order, contact: Cost:$63.00 plus shipping Direct Cinema Limited To order, contact: University of Illinois Film Center or Social Studies School "Democracy and Rights: One Citizen's Challenge" Service Level:Secondary Description: Produced in collaboration with the "Dating, Sex, and Trouble: Acquaintance Rape" Smithsonian Institution, this award-winning video brings Level:Secondary-College (Grades 9-14) to life the experiences of Ernest Green, one ofthe first Description:This program points out that sexual assault African American students at all-white Little Rock Central can be anything from unwanted kissing andtouching to High School in 1957. Included is an introduction by rape. A series of rape myths and commonbeliefs about Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, as well as dating behavior are described along with the sharply newsreel clips of the "Little Rock Nine" being turned away differing interpretations each sex may put on the same from school by an angry white mob and sote troopers sexual cues. The typical progression of a date rape, steps towielding bayonets. It also includes comments from take to cut the risk of assault, and what to do if rape occurs present-day students at Central High. #9651 (1989) are among the topics covered. (1991)#2336-Al Length: 30 minutes Length: 24 minutes Cost:$60.00, including a 16-page instructor's guide with Cost:$169.00, including a teacher's guide, plus 6% 3 activities and 5 student handouts, plus shipping shipping; rental is available To order, contact: To order, contact; Close Up Foundation Sunburst Communications "Easy Money, Hard Time" "Decision" Level:Middle Level:Secondary Description:A realistic case study examining the Description:A docudrama that follows a teenager step- negative consequences of juvenile drug trafficking and by-step from his decision to drink alcohol at a party introducing viewers to specific legal processes. While through his arrest and court appearances. Sponsored by dispelling the myth that nothing will happen to kids under the Administrative Law Section of the State Bar of Michi- 18 who deal in drugs, this program also presents cour:- juvenile justice from gan, this video realistically portrays thepersonal. social, room procedures that differentiate the financial, and legal consequences of drinking and driving. the criminal justice system. (1992) (1990) Length: 15 minutes Length: 30 minutes Cost:$13.00 pre-paid Cost:$15.00 plus shipping To order, contact: To order, contact: State's Attorney's Office for Baltimore City Such Video

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I 12 "An Empire of Reason: The Ratification of the U.S. on the part of a public official is relevant to "the Constitution" public's right to know." Description: Three programs relevant to law-related Level:Middle-Secondary education from a 10-part series produced by Columbia Description: Produced for the Bar Foundation University Seminars on Media and Society in 1989. In each in 1988, this video presents the debates surrounding the program a moderator leads a panel of distinguished ratification of tl.te U.S. Constitution as it would be covered Americans through a hypothetical case study (similar to by modern-day media. Walter Cronkite, Mario Cuomo, the methods used by Fred W. Friendly in "The Constitu- Robert MacNeil, and other notables appear as themselves tion: That Delicate Balance"). to comment on ratification issues. Actors portray the key Length: 60 minutes each figures, such as Alexander Hamilton and Robert Livingston, in the debates. Cost:$29.95 per tape plus shipping; a study guide, source reader, and faculty manual are available for additional cost Length: 56 minutes To order, contact: Cost:$195.00; rental is available The Annenberg/CPB Collection To order, contact: Direct Cinema Limited "Ethics on Trial" Level:Secondary-Adult "Equal Justice under Law" CBS News law correspondent Fred Graham Level:Secondary Description: explores the issues behind public perceptions and miscon- 6-part series: ceptions of legal ethics and the ability of the profession to "Marbury v. Madison"This case established the emorce its own ethical codes and protect the public Supreme Court's responsibility to review the interest. Produced in 1987 by WETA, Washington, D.C. constitutionality of acts of Congress. Length: 60 minutes "McCulloch v. Maryland"This case established the precedence of federal over state law. Cost:$49.95, including a teacher's guide, plus shipping "Gibbons v. Ogden"This case reserved the states' To order, contact: right to regulate intrastate commerce while asserting PBS Video or Social Studies School Service the federal government's power to regulate interstate commerce. "Everyday Conflicts, Creative Solutions" "Trial of Aaron Burr," Parts 1 through 3This case Level:Elementary set a precedent for limitations of executive privilege, the right of fair trial for unpopular defendants, and Description: Professionally trained young actors the constitutional definition of treason. dramatize a day in the life of a 10-year-old boy, demon- Description: Dramatizations of historic decisions from strating elementary level playground conflict management the courtroom of Chief Justice John Marshall, focusing on skills such as active listening, "I" messages, balancing of landmark cases that occurred early in U.S. history. power, enforcing the rules, and brainstorming. Length: 30 minutes each Length: 10 minutes Cost:$160.00 for the series; $30.00 per tape Cost:$175.00 for video and an 18-page leader's guide (transcripts with highlights for trainer); $350.00 for a 104- To order, contact: page training manual that includes all lesson plans and WQED handouts; $495.00 for a package of the video, guide, and manual. A video preview of "Everyday Conflicts" is "Ethics in America" available for $15.00. Level:Secondary-Adult (programs may be appropriate for only the most advanced students) To order, contact: Northwest Mediation Suvice (NMS) 3 programs: "To Defend a Killer"Supreme Court Justice "First Tuesday" , defense attorney Jack Litman, and Level:Middle-Second?ry philosopher John Smith of Yale University discuss ethical dilemmas of our criminal justice system. Description:A futuristic story in which a group of "Truth on Trial"Supreine Court Justice Antonin students try to reinstate voting, which has been eliminated Scalia, philosopher John Smith, and others debate in the United States due to apathy. civil litigation's ethical dilemmas. Length: 20 minutes "Politics, Privacy, and the Press"Washington Post Cost:$20.00 publisher Katherine Graham, Peter Jennings, Mike Wallace, and debate what conduct To order, contact: San Diego Registrar of Voters 3 "First Vote" "F'orgotten Freedoms" Level:Secondary Level:Middle-Secondary Description: A collage of on-the-street interviews, teen Description:Demonstrates how life could be for law- discussions, and historical sequences addressing the abiding citizens without the freedoms protected by the responsibilities of being an adult, the importance of voting, First, Fourth, and Fifth Amendments. Part 1 dramatizes the enfranchisement of minorities and young people, and the arrest and coerced confession of an innocent teenager. the impact of young people's participation in changing Part 2 dramatizes the prosecution of a woman for reading their communities. (1990) an "anti-family" magazine. Produced by the Young Lawyers Division of the ABA in 1987. PC#549-0223 Length: 12 minutes Length: 25 minutes Cost:Varies; call for more information Cost:$35.00, including a discussion guide for instruc- To order, contact: tional use, plus $3.95 for shipping People for the American Way To orde7,. contact: "Focus on Government Series" American Bar Association Level:Secondary Service Center 4-part series (1985): "`... for which it stands': Flag Burning and the First "The Constitution: A Framework to Govern a Amendment" Nation"Attorney ,.nd constitutional law expert Level:Secondary Edward Bruce discusses how our modern society can be successfully governed by a 200-year-old docu- Description:A documentary focusing on the Texas flag- ment. #665T burning case of 1989 and the emotional, political, and legal "The Changing American Presidency"An insider's aspects of this First Amendment issue. Features interviews view of the presidency by Jack Valenti, former with the defendant in the Supreme Court case and a former Special Assistant to President Lyndon Johnson, Vietnam POW who helped create and hide a small including issues such as how the President uses to American flag from his captors during his imprisonment. media to affect policy and whether the presidency #1141T should command more power. #667T Length: 24 minutes "Congress: Representing the Will of the People" Cost:$39.95, including a discussion guide, plus shipping Veteran journalist Gloria Berger narrates a candid look at our nation's legislature. Issues addressed To order, contact: include political party interests versus the needs of Close Up Foundation the constituency and the balancing of national and regional interests. #6717 "Going to Court" "The Supreme Court: Guardian of the Constitu- Level:Elementary (Ages 3-9) tion"Fred Graham, legal correspondent for CBS Description: While intended to augment the court News, addresses issues such as whether Supreme preparation provided to the child and his/her family by Court justices should be compelled to meet an the professional social worker, attorney, or victim assistant, ideological test for appointment. He also answers this video is appropriate for classroom use in explaining students' questions on judicial review and case the roles of the various court personnel, common reasons selection. #672T why children may need to appear in court, and the general Length: 30 minutes each appearance of a courtroom. Jim Henson's Muppets appear Cost:$130.00 for the series; $50.00 per tape, including a in the video to assist children in understanding the hmcher's guide, plus shipping information provided. To order, contact: Length: 24 minutes Close Up Foundation Cost:$195.00 plus shipping To order, contact: KIDSRIGHTS

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14 1:13 "Good Times, Bad Times: Drugs, Youth and the "The First Amendment and the Ku Klux Klan"First Judiciary" Amendment rights are debated in the context of a city abolishing a public access cable channel to Level:Middle-Secondary prevent the Ku Klux Klan from doing a weekly TV Description:The story of one teenager's encounter with show. the judicial system. Based on a scenario involving drug/ "The Official English Movement"An exploration of alcohol abuse, this drama offers a realistic depiction of the the movement to make English the country's official legal consequences of substance abuse. (1992) language, focusing on bitter campaigns in two states. Length: 25 minutes "The Drug War"An examination of the drug crisis from several perspectives: (1) profiling teenage drug Cost:$49.99 for video and guide addicts who speak emotionally about their problems To order, contact: and (2) riding with Washington, D.C., narcotics Citizenship/LRE Program for Maryland Schools officers as they make arrests and put their lives on the line. "Government in America Videotape Series" "Animal Rights"An examination of the use of Level:Secondary (Grades 11-12) animals for research from both the animal rights movement's and the major medical researchers' 4-part series (1991): perspectives. "Portrait of a Congressman" Approximately 12 minutes each "Media and PoliticsInside TV News" Length: "Anatomy of a Campaign" Cost:$219.95 for the series; $44.95 per tape plus 6.5% "The Road to the Supreme CourtThe Webster Case" shipping; $2.75 for a teacher's guide Description:An in-depth exploration of important To order, contact: government topics. GPN Length: 28-40 minutes each Cost:$149.76 for the series, including a user's guide, plus "How -Ne Got the Vote" shipping; $39.60 per tape; $3.57 for a user's guide Level:Middie-Secondary (Grades 8-12) To order, contact: Description: Narrated by Jean Stapleton, this documen- Houghton Mifflin tary uses historical footage, dramatic narration, and reminiscences to show how women won the right to vote. "Guilty or Not Guilty? You Decide" The focus is on 1917-1920, the last great push for the Level:Secondary passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Length: 52 minutes Description:The Honorable Emmet G. Sullivan of the D.C. Superior Court presides over a criminal trial and Cost:$39.95 plus shipping instructs the viewers (who assume the role of jurors) on To order, contact: various points to consider when weighing the guilt or National Women's History Project innocence of the accused. Length: 20 minutes "In re Gault" Cost:$45.00, including a 71-page teacher's guide, plus Level:Secondary shipping Description: Beginning with a dramatization of the To order, contact: incident that resulted in the landmark case on the right of Council for Court Excellence juveniles to receive due process in court, this program proceLds with interviews of the defendant, as an adult, and "Here at-ul Now" his lawyer, Amelia Lewis, addressing issues of the case. Level:Secondary (1987) Length: 21 minutes 6-part series (1988, 1989): "Teenagers and Serious Crimes"An examination ofCost:$30.00, including a teacher's guide the cases of four minors accused of serious crimes, To order, contact: addressing the issues involved when considering Arizona Bar Foundation whether teenagers ought to be tried as adults. "The Media and Presidential Politics"A behind- the-scenes look at a presidential campaign, exploring what the advance man wanted to get across, what the candidate said, what the media reported, and what the voter thought of it. I 15 "An Inside Look at the jtvenile Justice System" "Just the Two of Us" Level:Middle-Secondary Level:Elementary Description:A walk through the juvenile justice system Description: Elementary students are featured in a series with a teen who has been arrested for auto theft. of common conflicts. The program focuses on appropriate strategiesactive listening, talking things overthat can Length: 55 minutes be used to deal with typical disputes. (1993) Cost:$10.00 Length: 15 minutes To order, contact: Cost:$59.95 plus shipping Alabama Center for Law and Civic Education To order, contact: "Interpreting the Law: The Role of the Supreme Court" Agency for Instructional Technology (AIT) or National Association for Mediation in Education (NAME) Level:Secondary Description:Examines the Supreme Court from the early "Justice for All: An Overview of the Federal Courts" and Federalist period to the present, and explores how the "justice for All: An Overview of the State Courts" court has evolved from the weakest of the three branches Level:Secondary-Adult of government to the final arbiter and interpreter of the nation's laws. Description:"An Overview of the Federal Courts" features interviews with judges, lawyers, court clerks, and 72 minutes Length: others who share their insights about the federal system. Cost:$197.00, including a teacher's guide, a library kit, Viewers visit district and appellate courts as well as the and 25 subscriptions to Time magazine (for 11 weeks) U.S. Supreme Court. PC#468-0048. To order, contact: "An Overview of the State Courts" helps viewers Guidance Associates understand how cases enter and move through our state systems. It features segments on specialized courtssuch "It's Called a Witness Chair: A Child's Guick to Court" as small claims, juvenile, and traffic courtsaswell as an Level:Elementary-Middle exploration of trial courts, intermediate appellate courts, and state supreme courts. Judges, attorneys, mediators, Description:The Arizona Supreme Court produced this and others explain how the system works in straightfor- video in 1991 to help allay children's fears about testifying. ward terms. PC#468-0047. The courtroom setting and the people who occupy it are introduced in a friendly manner. Length: 30 minutes each Cost:$59.00 each, including an instructor's guide that Length: 9 minutes outlines each program and provides discussion questions, Cost:Free if you provide a blank VHS videotape a glossary of legal terms, and a listing ofother resources; To order, contact: plus $5.95 shipping Arizona Supreme Court To order, contact: American Bar Association "Jack the Giant Killer" (see "State of Michigan v. fack Service Center Poorson") "Juveniles and the Death Penalty' "Jury Service in Texas: The History and the People" Level:Secondary-Adult Level:Middle-Secondary Description:This "48 Hours" series program visits a Description:A presentation of the history of jury service number of death row inmates who committed murder from ancient civilization to modern times. The historical before they were 18 and talks with prosecutors, defense portion of the program is followed by interviews with "realattorneys, and family members about the kind ofpunish- life" jurors who discuss their experiences. Scenes frum TV ment appropriate for these criminals. and movies, such as Presumed Innocent, 12 Angry Men, and Length: 58 minutes To Kill a Mockingbird, are used to illustrate the importance of the jury in America's system of justice. Cost:$149.00 Length: 10 minutes To order, contact: Films for the Humanities and Sciences Cost:Free for 2-week loan

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1 G "Kids in Court" "Making Government Work" Level:Elementary-Adult (Age 8-Adult) Level:Secondary Description:While intended to augment the court 12-part series: preparation provided to a child and his or her family by a "Good Citizenship"Ways to learn about the rights professional social worker, attorney, or victim assistant, and responsibilities of citizenship. this video is appropriate for classroom use in explaining "Political Action Kit" The role of political action the roles of the various court personnel, common reasons committees in our political system. why children may need to appear in court, and the general "Political Parties"Dramatizations and interviews to appearance of a courtroom. explain the election process and political parties. "Power"Dramatization of the concept of power Length: 20 minutes and how it can work. Cost:$195.00 plus shipping "Taxation"Explanation of the various types of To order, contact: taxes and advice on completing federal income tax KIDSRIGHTS forms. "How a Bill Becomes a Law"Follows the course of "Law: A Chronological and Topical Look" a House bill requiring motorcyclists to wear helmets. "Administrative Agencies"Demonstrates adminis- Level:Secondary trative agencies' functions and shows their impact on 4-part series (filmstrip on video): our lives. "Origins" (12:50 minutes)The beginnings of law "The Governor" Interviews with governors and and the need for settled peoples to make rules to live dramatizations about their functions and powers. together are examined by focusing on various "You and the Courts"Explains the basic compo- lawmakers, including Themis, Moses, Tutankhamen, nents of all trials, the role of a jury, and the difference and Hammurabi. between civil and criminal trials. "Anglo-American Law" (14:45 minutes)Looks at "County Government"An overview of county the exportation of law and legal institutions from government iobs, services, and forms of organization. England to America up to the beginning of this "Municipal GovernmenrExplains three forms of century. municipal government. "Constitutional Crisis I' (12:00 minutes)Covering -The Future of Government" approximately 1850-1930, this part emphasizes the Description:Produced from 1982 to 1986 by the South emergence of a legal tradition that changes to meet Carolina Department of Education, this series uses social needs. dramatizations of governmental processes and interviews "The Civil Rights Era" (8:43 minutes)The period with government officials to prepare students for an active from 1937 to the present shows a shift from reliance role in a democratic society. on Fourteenth Amendment protections of property Length: 30 minutes each rights to increased sensitivity to civil rights, possibly best represented by protections of the accused, Cost:$429.95 for the series; $39.95 per videotape; $1.30 religious freedom, and schoOl desegregation. for a teacher's guide Cost:$15.00 plus $2.00 shipping; $2.00 for a 6-page To order, contact: teacher's guide GPN To order, contact: State University College "Mediation in the Schools" Level:Secondary "Liberty and Justice: A Look at the American Legal Description:An introduction to the process of mediation System" and its application to an educational environment. Pro- Level:Middle-Secondary (Grades 5-10) duced by the Center for Peaceful Change, Kent State Description:A middle school boy witnesses his older University. Publication number: V 2. brother's arrest for drug dealing. Worried, the boy talks to Length: 10 minutes various professionals in the justice system to learn what Cost:$10.00 plus $1.50 shipping; must be preaid will happen to his brother. Sponsored by the San Diego Bar To order, contact: Association in 1991. National Association for Mediation in Education (NAME) Length: 48 minutes in 2 parts 11 Cost:$280.00, including a 38-page instruction guide, plus shipping To order, contact: New Dimension Media, Inc. 1 7 "Minorities and the Constitution" "The Supreme Court"An introduction to the inner workings of the Supreme Court and to some of the Secondary Level: important rulings that have altered our nation's Description:Produced by the South Carolina Depart- history. ment of Education in 1987, this program exploresthe Length: 15 minutes each constitutional background of slavery, women's suffrage, Cost:$125.00 for the series, including a teacher's guide; affirmative action, reverse discrimination, and other $39.95 per tape; shipping additional minority issues. To order, contact: Length: 30 minutes Knowledge Unlimited Cost:$60.00, including a teacher's guide To order, contact: "A More Perfect Union: America Becomes a Nation" GPN Level:Middle-Secondary 5-part series: "The Mock First Congress" "Part One" (23 minutes)After the Revolutionary Level:Secondary-Adult War ended, the states found themselves deeply Description:Shows students and teachers how to divided over matters of policy and commerce. A prepare for participation in a Mock First Congress. convention is called to amend the Articles of Confed- Includes highlights from actual Mock First Congresses and eration. shows students discussing the origins of the Bill of Rights "PP.rt Two" (25 minutes)The Virginia delegation with their teachers. (1991) proposes abandoning the Articles of Confederation and suggests the "Virginia Plan," which imposes a Length: 20 minutes strong national government on the previously $35.00, including shipping; $5.00 for a manual Cost: autonomous states. To order, contact "Part Three" (27 minutes)James Madison proposes Project Reach Youth ?roportional representation, according to population, instead of the former policy of one vote for each "Mock Trial Bench Video" and "MTV: Mock Trial state. Video" "Part Four" (25 minutes)The convention is nearly destroyed by the battle over small state equality, but Level:Secondary a compromise is finally reached. Description:The Center for Law-Related Education 'Part Five" (20 minutes)The new Constitution is produced these videos to assist students, teachers, lawyers, unanimously endorsed by the Philadelphia Conven- and judges in their participation in Ohio's annual mock tion and, subsequently, by the special ratifying trial competition. While the bench video is intended to conventions called in each of the states. assist judges in evaluating competing mock trial teams, Description:This 1990 series was filmed on location at competitors also may find the information helpful. "MTV" Williamsburg, Virginia, Independence Hall in Philadel- describes the parts of a trial and uses excerpts from student phia, and other historical sites. mock trial competitions as exar..FIzsg. While some of the Cost:$599.00 for the series on five tapes or on one tape, information given is specific to Ohio, most is generally plus shipping; $120.00 per video; both formats include a applicable for mock trial competitors. teacher's guide Length: 41 minutes for former; 31 minutes for latter To order, contact: Cost:$25.00 each plus $5.00 shipping for orders under Modern $50.00; $9.50 for shipping for orders $50.00 or more To order, contact: "Our Constitution" Ohio Center for LRE Level:Upper Elementary-Middle The historical significance of the Constitu- "A More Perfect Union" Description: tion, its structure and function, and its present-day Level:Middle-Secondary meaning and importance are explained. Actor James Earl 3-part series (1991): Jones and Chief Justice Warren Burger (1966-1986) explain "The Presidency"A review of the awesome powersthe basic principles behind "We the People .. ." and duties of the President and a look at some critical Length: 25 minutes issues surrounding presidential decisions. 12 $89.00 plus shipping "The Congress"A look at our Congress, how it is Cost: organized, and how the legislative process works. To order, contact: Focus Media, Incorporated

1 II 18 "Our Constitution: The Document That Gave Birth to a "Race, Hatred, and Violence: Searching for Solutions" Nation" Level:Secondary Level:Upper ElementaryMiddle (Grades 4-8) Description:A documentary exploring what causes Description:The structure, function, historical signifi- racial tensions to flare, what psychological and sociological cance, and present-day meaning of the Constitution are factors motivate the aggressors, and whether the commu- explained and its creators are introduced. Modern leaders nity is to blame. Key events and in-depth interviews with of the U.S. Congress clarify the basic historical concepts of community leaders, social activists, politicians, and legal freedom, liberty, and governmental organization. (1988) and psychological experts are featured. Length: 25 minutes Length: 22 minutes Cost:$110.00; rental is available Cost:$169.00 plus shipping To order, contact: To order, contact: Film Ideas, Inc. or Social Studies School Service Focus Media, Incorporated

"A Personal Matter Gordon Hirabayashi v. United "Resolving Conflicts through Mediation: The Elementary States" School" Level:MiddleAdult Level:Elementary Description:An examination of the constitutional issues Description:An introduction for faculty, administrators, involved in Japanese internment during World War II. Theand the student body on how the conflict managers case of Gordon Hirabayashi and a post-war investigation program can be implemented at an elementary school of government misconduct during his trial are docu- level. mented. Length: 8 minutes Length: 30 minutes Cost:$35.00 plus 15% shipping Cost:$125.00, including a curriculum guide with four To order, contact: cooperative learning lessons, plus shipping; rental is Albany Dispute Mediation Program, Inc. available To order, contact: "Reviewing the Verdict" Crosscurrent Media Level:Secondary Description:Part of a multi-media package designed to "Privacy on the Road" help students better understand the Rodney King beating Level:Secondary trial and its related issues. The videotape features the Description:Teaches students about privacy rights and Today Show interview by Katie Couric with NBC's legal legal responsibilities as they apply to alcohol use. analyst, Star Jones, and two attorneys involved in the case, prosecutor Terry White and defense attorney John Stone. Length: 30 minutes Footage from the beating is included. An extensive Cost:$17.00, including a teacher's guide instructor's guide and participant edition feature interac- To order, contact: tive classroom activities addressing issues of race and the Michigan Center for Law-Related Education criminal justice system, the doctrine of reasonable force, change of venue, jury selection, media editorial policy, and "A Question of Facts" public policy formulation. (1993) Level:Secondary Length: 14 minutes Description:This 2-part video begins with scenes from Cost:$29.95, including a teacher's guide and participant the sale of a used car that set the stage for the trial to edition, plus shipping, for the "starter" package; extended follow. The second part features the classroom mock trial and class multi-media packages are available of the case. Students act as attorneys, defendant, bailiff, To order, contact: plaintiff, jury, and witnesses. (1993) #LA25NN1 Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) Length: 55 minutes Cost:$69.50, including a teacher's guide, plus 10% for shipping To order, contact: South-Western Publishing Co.

1 9 "Right Human Relations" "The Scales of Justice: Our Court System" Level:Middle-Secondary Level:Secondary Description: An examination of the global and historical Description:Explains the Supreme Court's function in precedents to the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human relation to the executive and legislative branches; examines Rights, including the signing of the United Nations charter. the work of federal, state, county, and municipal courts; The program was produced in 1989 by Lucis Productions. and traces trial procedures. It also considers major problems facing the court system today, including court Length: 28 minutes delays and the possible over-reliance on juries. (filmstrip Cost:$39.95 plus 6.5% shipping on video) (1979) #GDA104V To order, contact: Length: 37 minutes GPN Cost:$89.00, including a teacher's guide and library kit, plus shipping "The Right to Be Mohawk" To order, contact: Level:Upper Elementary-Secondary Social Studies School Service Description:The differences in values held by the Mohawks and American culture as a whole are examined, "See Dick & Jane Lie, Cheat & Steal: Teaching Morality beginning with the sale of Manhattan and continuing to theto Kids" present. The program describes the Iroquois Confederacy, Level:Secondary one of the most creative and efficient forms of government. The 1794 treaty between the United States and the Mohawk Description:The problems of gangs, drugs, alcoholism, Nation, and the U.S. government's failure to respect the teen pregnancy, and shoplifting are addressed and treaty is profiled. solutions are discussed. Viewers are introduced to real children and adults who have no idea of the concept of the Length: 17 minutes "golden rule." Also seen are schools that have been Cost:$250.00; rental is available successful in trying to fill this moral vacuum. To order, contact: Length: 47 minutes New Day Films Cost:$95.00, including a 10-page study guide, plus shipping "The Rights of Teenagers" To order, contact: Level:Secondary Pyramid Film dr Video Description:An edition of "Soapbox with Tom Cottle" in which teenagers discuss their rights and debate the laws "See You in Court" and attitudes that affect their lives. Level:Secondary-Adult Length: 30 minutes Description:This program examines whether America is Cost:$59.95 plus shipping an adversary society, why people go to court soreadily, To order, contact: and how mediation can promote settlement or compro- PBS Video mise. Length: 26 minutes "The Rodney King Case: What the jury Saw in Cost:$149.00 California v. Powell" To order, contact: Level:Secondary Films for the Humanities and Sciences Description:Court TV's coverage of the trial of four Los Angeles Police Department officers accused of bruta.. beating Rodney King includes highlights from the actual trial supplemented by narration from Fred Graham, legal explanations, and panel discussions. (1992) MJK214V-93 Length: 116 minutes Cost:$24.98 plus shipping To order, contact:

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I IP 2 "Sha-Law-Law: justice, the Courts, and You" "State of Michigan v. lack Poorson" (also known as "Jack the Giant Killer" or "The Trial of jack") Level:Middle-Secondary (Grades 5-12) Level:Elementary Description:This video has been revised and enhanced from a filmstrip. It features humorous color drawings Description:The fairy tale of "Jack and the Beanstalk' enlivened by pans, scans, wipes, and other video effects. Inbecomes the case background for a mock trial performed it, an early 1960s-era juvenile offender introduces students by 5th grade students. This program shows how a trial to the American justice system from his unique perspective works, demonstrates the roles of the participants, chal- in "Rock 'n' Roll Heaven." Topics include civil and lenges students' thinking, and explains how judges and criminal justice and individual rights. juries are limited in what they can do by the law and the court rules. (1989) Length: 17 minutes Length: 30 minutes Cost:$27.50 plus shipping Cost:$30.00 pre-paid To order, contact: Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) To order, t.tact: Southfield Public Schools "Skokie: Rights or WrongA Film About Freedom of Speech" "Supreme Court Decisions That Changed a Nation" Level:Middle-Secondary Level:Secondary Description:Citizens of Skokie, Illinois, many of whom 8-part series (the first two are live-action video; the were concentration camp survivors, attempted tooutlaw remainder are filmstrips on video) (1986, 1988, 1989): an American Nazi rally in their town. TheNazis called on "United States v. Nixon" (20 minutes)Executive the American Civil Liberties Union to defend their First privilege in a criminal investigation. Amendment right to speak and demonstrateeven in "Roe v. Wade" (20 minutes)--Legalized abortion. Skokie. "Gideon v. Wainwright and Miranda v. Arizona" (16 minutes)Rights of the accused. Length: 28 minutes "Marbury v. Madison" (11 minutes)--Power of the $150.00, including a study guide; rental is available Cost: judiciary. To order, contact: "McCulloch v. Maryland" (11 minutes)"Implied New Day Films powers" of the federal government. "Scott v. Sanford (The Dred Scott Decision)" (15 "Solving Conflicts" minutes)Slavery and state rights. Level:Elementary-Middle (Grades 3-7) "Plessy v. Ferguson" (11 minutes)Legality of segregation based on the doctrine of "separate but Description:A group of 11-year-olds struggle with equal." conflicts while trying to finish the scenery in time for the "Brown v. Board of Education" (10 minutes)School school play. Using lively "theater games" and real desPgregation. situations, they learn practical ways to settle disputes and Description:Uses photographs, period artwork, and solve problems cooperatively. historic documents in providing the legal background to Length: 18 minutes landmark rulings and demonstrating their impact on Cost:$295.00, including a discussion guide, plus $4.00 for American life. shipping; rental is available for NAME members. Cost:$497.00 for the series; $69.00 per tape, including a To order, contact: teacher's guide Churchill Films To order, contact: "State House to School House: The Judicial Branch" Guidance Associates, Focus Media Incorporated, or Social Studies School Service Level:Elementary-Middle Description:Follows a group of elementary school children as they take a trip through the state courts, starting with the Supreme Court and passing through the appeals, district, and county courts. (1988) Length: 14 minutes Cost:$20.00, including a 176-page teacher's guide [Please 15 submit orders in writing, although inquiries may be made by telephone.] To order, contact: 2 1 Colorado Supreme Court Committee on Public Education CIO "The Supreme COLIIiis Holy Battles" "Equality and the Individual" (60 minutes) Moderator Charles Ogletree leads a discussion of Level:Secondary affirmative action programs, the problems of racial Description:Politicians, scholars, historians, students, imbalances in public institutions, the constitutional- and legal experts offer their insights into issues concerning ity of all-African American-male public schools, and the separation of church and state. Beginning by tracing other issues. the early days of religion in the American colonies, the "Criminal Justice: From Murder to Execution" video examines public funding for church schools, tax (60 minutes)Moderator Jack Ford leads a discus- exemptions for churches, school prayer, and the phrase "In sion of the use of children's testimony, information God We Trust" cn the nation's currency. (1989) from cell mate informers, victim impact testimony, Length: 60 minutes the value and potential abuse of habeas proceedings, and the myriad of constitutional issues that can arise Cost:$59.95 plus shipping from a murder triai. To order, contact: Description:Produced in 1992 under the guidance of ADL Film Library or PBS Video former CBS News President Fred Friendly, the series commemorates the bicentennial of the Bill of Rights. "Teen Awareness/Sexual Harassment: What Is It? What Distinpished panelists include U.S. Supreme Court Justice to Do?" Antonin Scalia, Judge Robert Bork, Yale University Level:Middle-Secondary President Benno Schmidt, New York Timer columnists Anthony Lewis and Anna Quindlen, and ACLU President Description: Focusing on student-to-student harassment Nadine Strossen. in grades 6 through 12, the program helps teenagers understand what constitutes sexual harassment and Cost:$295.00 for the series; $69.95 per tape plus shipping; provides ways to address this problem. The video defines an instructor's guide to the series will be availablefrom sexual harassment, provides a number of dramatic ABA/YEFC examples of it, shows its difference from flirting, explains To order, contact: the concept of "eye of the beholder," explains how sex role PBS Video stereotyping promotes sexual harassment, and covers some the effects sexual harassment can have on teens. "The Third Annual Mock Constitutional Convention for Length: 23 minutes High Schools" Cost:$295.00, including a 27-page user guide; rental Level:Secondary-Adult available Description: This documentary of the 1989 Mock To order, contact: Constitutional Convention for High Schools held in New New Dimension Media, Inc. York City shows how principals, teachers, and students on organize a mock constitutional convention. "That Delicate Balance II: Our Bill of Rights" Length: 20 minutes Level:Secondary-Adult Cost:$35.00, including shipping; $5.00 for a manual 5-part series: To order, contact "Life and Choice After Roe v. Wade" (90 minutes)-- Project Reach Youth Moderator Charles Nesson and a distinguished panel discuss the nature and the limits of abortion prosecu- "A Time for Justice" tion, regulation of speech and adveresing about Secondary abortion, state regulation of abortion, and other Level: hypothetical choices that women would face in a Description:This videotape by Academy Award- post-Roe world. winning documentary filmmaker Charles Guggenheim is 'The First Amendment and Hate Speech" (60 part of a multi-media kit, America's Civil Rights Movement. minutes)Moderator Arthur Miller leads a discus- The curriculum package is designed to promote interracial sion of the right to free speech, including offensive and intercultural understanding. The kit also includes the speech and conduct, attempts to silence controversial 104-page text Free at Last: A History of the Civil Rights speech, and protection of symbolic speech. Movement and Those Who Died in the Struggle and a detailed "Two Accused: Chronicle of a Rape Trial" (60 min- teacher's guide. utes)Moderator Katherine Sullivan leads a Length: 38 minutes discussion of a hypothetical high-profile rape case, Cost:Complete kit is free while supplies last. Limit one 16 exploring questions on press access to information, copy per school. [The school principal should send a gag rules, rape shield laws, and other constitutional request on school letterhead.] issues that put the rights of free speech and a free press into balance with the right to a fair trial by an To order, contact: impartial jury. Teaching Tolerance 2 2 "The Trial of Jack" (see "State of Michigan v. Jack "Under 18 under the Law" Poorson") Level:Middle-Secondary Description: A 2-part program exploring juvenile justice "The Trial of Standing Bear" by showing vignettes of cases, starting with the landmark Level:Secondary-Adult 1960s case of Gerald Gault and proceeding to other cases involving harassing communication, shoplifting, truancy, Description: A docudrama depicting the story of Ponca and criminal mischief. The prograra poses questions about Chief Standing Bear and the court case oi 1879 in which a such things as fair treatment and pauses while the viewers U.S. district court declared for the first time that "an Indian discuss the issues. While many aspects of the cases are is a person within the meaning of the law"and therefore specific to Kentucky, teachers can adapt the situations to entitled to protection under the U.S. Constitution. Pro- their localities. (1993) duced in 1988 by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Television/Nebraska ETV Network, the program follows Length: 84 minutes the Poncas's forced relocation from their homeland in Cost:$5.00 (Make checks payable to Kentucky State Nebraska to Indian Territory ;.n Oklahoma and their efforts Treasurer.] to return to their homel?nd in defiance of the U.S. govern- To order, contact: ment. Kentucky LRE Length: 120 minutes Cost:$39.95 plus 6.5% shipping "Understanding the Courts: Anatomy of a Criminal Case" To order, contact: and "Understanding the Courts: Anatomy of a Civil Case" GPN Level:Secondary-Adult "This Honorable Court" Description: Each program features interviews with legal Level:Middle-Secondary professionals who use everyday language to explain the criminal and civil justice system. In a clear and engaging 2-part series (1988): "A History of the Court"A survey of the Supreme manner, the programs highlight how constitutional Court's evolution from 1789 through the Dred Scott principles shape our judicial process and address what every informed citizen should know about the courts. slavery case to the political debate surrounding former President Reagan's nom,tion of Robert PC#468-(X)37 Bork. Length: 40 minutes (in two parts) "Inside the Supreme Court"Using the recent case Cost:$25.00, including an instructor's guide and viewer of Edwards v. Aguillard (about the teaching of glossary, plus $3.95 for shipping; must be pre-paid creationism in Louisiana schools), viewers follow the To order, contact: step-by-step process of a case working its way through the highest court and witness rare inter- American Bar Association views with the justices. Service Center Length: 60 minutes each "The U.S. Constitution" Cost:$90.00 for the series plus shipping; $49.95 each Level:Middle-Secondary To order, contact: 6-part series: PBS Video "Limited Government and the Rule of Law"A young woman is unjustly accused of vandalism "T.J.'s Rights" because of her unconventional lifestyle. Level:Upper Elementary-Middle (Grades 5-9) "Federalism"A young man temporarily confined Description:This video follows Thomas Jefferson, a to a wheelchair finds that his school board does not student, as he goes to his school library to check out To Kill want to install facilities for the handicapped. a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Much to his surprise, he is "Separation of Powers with Checks and Balances" told that the book has been pulled from the shelf because A teenager learns about the interaction of the three parents have expressed concern about its contents. The branches of government when she discovers that an drama focuses on how T.J. turns his anger and frustration important nesting place for sea birds may become a into action. government-assigned nuclear waste dump. "Freedom of Expression"A young man who wants Length: 18 minutes to broadcast a prevention tape on suicide may be 17 Cost:$39.95; $3.00 for an 8-page teacher's guide stopped uy parents who fear the program will To order, contact: glamorize suicide. Pacific Mountain Network II ?3 "Equal Protection of the Laws"An older woman "Videos for Law" who is an expert pilot may be rejected for a flying job Level:Secondary (Grades 10-12) because of her age. 2-part series (1993): "The Constitution and the Economy"An artistic "Our Legal System"Explains the philosophical teenager who custom paints cars may lose his job basis for our legal system and addresses ethics and when anti-pollution regulations %lake it difficult for natural rights; the Declaration of Independence; the shop to do business. constitutional, criminal, consumer, civil, and Each program is introduced by a dramatic Description: common law; and torts. #LA10AN1 episode in which constitutional law directly affects "Contracts, Warranties, and Credit"Addresses teenagers. Journalist Bill Moyers explains how the contracts and their broad application in our daily Constitution has been interpreted over the years on key lives; definition of a contract; fraud; contract enforce- issues and how it has resolved conflict through changing ment; warranties; title of ownership; and credit political, economic, and social situations. cards. #LA10AN2 Length: 30 minutes each Length: 20-40 minutes each Cost:$795.00 for the series, including a teacher's guide, Cost:$111.20 for the series; $69.50 each, including a plus shipping; $180.00 per videotape with a teacher's guideteacher's guide; add 10% for shipping To order, contact: To order, contact: Agency for Instructional Technology (AIT) South-Western Publishing Co.

"The U.S. Government in Action" "Ways of the Law" Level:Middle-Secondary Level:Secondary 6-part series (filmstrips on video) (1988): 15-part series: "The Senate" (18 rn'nutes)Shows how a typical "Introduction and Overview of Scries"Features senator spends art average day, from a breakfast segments of several of the programs and how to use meeting through committee hearings to letter the programs effectively. signings. Also discusses the filibuster, cloture of "Sources of Law"Traces the roots of law from the debate, and the role of the Senate in the Watergate code of Hammurabi to the American Bill of Rights. and Iran-Contra hearings. "Reasons for Law"In-depth examination of why "The House of Representatives" (20 minutes) laws are necessary. Describes House procedures, personnel, and the path "Criminal Procedure"A young man experiences of a bill through subcommittee, committee hearings, the criminal process. "marking up," the House Rules Committee, and the "Substantive Criminal Law"An examination of final vote. criminal law concepts followed by an intervtew with "The Regulatory Agencies" (15 minutes)A look at a prisoner. non-Cabinet, independent, government corporations "Law Enforcement, Part 1"A discussion with like the Securities and Exchange Commission, county, state, city, and national police of the citizen's sometimes referred to as "the fourth branch of role in law enforcement. government." "Law Enforcement, Part 2"Dramatizations of "The Presidency° (17 minutes)Outlines the many typical police problem situations and discussions roles of the President: government officer, political with past and present patrol officers. party chief, pilot for the nation's economy, initiator "Family Law, Part 1"A dramatization of a juvenile of legislation, national defender, and foreign policy court proceeding and interviews with court person- formulator and diplomat. nel. "The Cabinet" (18 minutes)A look at the Cabinet's "Family Law, Part 2"A discussion of marriage, 400 staff members in 14 departments as well as the custody, divorce, adoption, and a settlement confer- Cabinets of Presidents Carter, Nixon, and Reagan. ence. "The Supreme Court" (19 minutes)An examination "Wills and Estates"Deceased individuals in of the Supreme Court's role in the government, the purgatory see the consequences of leaving or not presidential appointment of justices, and congres- leaving a will. sional attempts to limit the Court's jurisdiction. "Contract/Consumer Law"Consumer issues arise Cost:$324.00 for the series; $63.00 per video plus during a discussion of contract law. shipping "Civil Law"A discussion of tort and its conse- 18 To order, contact: quences as well as other aspects of contractlaw. "Environmental LawnAn examination of key laws Social Studies School Service and issues.

I II 24 "Due Process"The constitutional right to make use "Law and Order"The Fourth Amendmentprotec- of every step of due process. tionagainst unreasonable search and seizure is "Our Legal System"Interviews with prominent investigated as it involves the police, both as national attorneys. protectors of the community and as the subject of the Description:A comprehensive examination of our legal police commissioner's drug-testing program. system produced in 1980 by the Office of ITV, South "Who's in Charge?"--An examination of the Carolina State Department of Education. dispersal of powers in a system that divides author- ity to govern between the states and the central Length: 20 minutes each government, among Congress, the President and the Cost:$471.85 for the series; $34.95 per videotape; $1.85 courts, and between the people and the government. for a teacher's guide The program shows citizens fighting to prevent the To order, contact: location of a nuclear waste dump in their back yard. GPN Length: 56 minutes each Cost:$575.00 for the series; $159.00 per video; rental is "We Can Work It Out" available; a 20-page instructor's guide is available for $2.00 Level:Middle plus $2.00 shipping from ABA/YEFC Description: Describes peer medi,:...ion from a student To order, contact: perspective at the middle school level. It includes an Films for the Humanities and Sciences explanation of peer mediation, how it is taught, what students think about the process, and a role play simula- "We the People: The President and the r:onstitution" tion. Produced by Clear Vision Video in Vermont. Publi- Level:Secondary-Adult cation number: V 1. 4-part series: Length: 10 minutes "President Nixon" Cost:$30.00 plus $4,50 shipping; must be pre-paid; rental "President Ford" is available for NAME members "President Carter" To order, contact: "President Reagan" The Unitzd States had four living former National Association for Mediation in Education (NAME) Description: presidents when George Bush was inaugurated in 1989. "We Dare Defend Our Rights" This series of 4 1-hour interviews records the observations of Presidents Nixon, Ford, Carter, and Reagan about the Level:Secondary office of the presidency, its place in the constitutional Description:Stirring documentary of four contemporary frameworkofAmerican government, and its relationship Alabamians talking about their efforts to define and defendwith the people, the media, and foreign countries. our constitutional rights. Issues include the repeal of the Length: 60 minutes each poll tax, prayer in public schools, rights of the mentally ill, Cost:$120.00 for the series; $39.95 per tape plus shipping and school desegregation. To order,contact: Length: 70 mint.tes (introduction is 10 minutes; 4 segments of 15 minutes each) PBS Video $45.00, including a study guide Cost: "What's Going to Happen to Me? A Look at the Juvenile To order, contact: Court in " Alabama Center for Law and Civic Education Level:Middle-Secondary Designed to help viewers understand the "We the People" Description: juvenile justice process, this videotape depicts dramatiza- Level:Secondary-Adult tions of three youths as they proceed through the juvenile 4-part series (hosted by Peter Jennings): court, each encountering different consequences. Topics "Free to Believe"An examination of the constitu- addressed include the rights of juveniles, the role of court tional guarantee of freedom of expression and workers, the steps in the court process, and the juvenile religion that focuses on a Mobile, Alabama, contro- court's role in the community. (1989) versy over the inclusion of religion in the classrooms. Length: 38 minutes "What Price Equality?"The constitutional right to Cost:$15.00, including an instructor's guide equal protection is explored through a Yonkers, New York, case involving discrimination against minori- To order, contact: ties in housing and schools. Carl Vinson Institute of Government

25 "The Witches of Salem: The Horror and the Hope" "Automobile Acciuent Case Civil Mock Trial" (104 minutes)How to try a court case hvolving a claim Level:Secondary for damages resulting from an autor tobile accident is Description:Authentic dramatization of the 1692 witch- shown. The program illustrates the basic procedures hunting trials, set in the context of a community in politi- used by both the plaintiff's and dviendant's attorneys cal, social, and economic disarray. during a civil trial. It is compoytd of two videotapes. Length: 35 minutes The initial one is 58 minutr.s, P.nd the second is 46 Cost:$19.95 plus shipping minutes. "Mock Appellate Argument" (25 minutes)The To order, contact: videotape illustrates the procedures of a Missouri National Women's History Project apFellate oral argument (for law students or lawyers with limited appellate experience). Ang It Out ... Conflict Resolution through Peer Cost:$15.00 per tape Mediation" To order, contact: Level: Secondary Missouri Bar Description: A fast-paced drama depicting two teenage boys who have a fight and are offered peer mediation as an "Your Vote" alternative to suspension from school. The process of Level:Middle-Secondary mediation without adult intervention is portrayed and the hidden underlying issues of the conflict are uncovered. Description:A history of the right to vote in America, reviewing the development of universal suffrage, high- (1992) #2801 lighting the people and events that won the vote for Length: 30 minutes African Americans, women, Native Americans, and 18- Cost:$95.00 plus $6.65 for shipping year-olds. (1991) To order, contact: Length: 27 minutes Bureau for At-Risk Youth Cost:$30.00, including a teacher's guide and display poster; quantity discounts are available. "You Be the Judge" To order, contact: Level:Secondary Taft Institute Description:The sentencing hearings of a number of real criminal cases are profilml. After each pre-sentence report "You've Got That Right" is completed, the video pauses while the judge ponders his Level:Middle-Secondary decision. The viewers are then presented with the se,ltence options available for the case and asked to choose the best 7-part series: sentence. The judge then announces his sentence. "Overview" "First Amendment: Freedom of Speech" Length: 63 minutes "Fourth Amendment: Search and Seizure" Cost:Free while quantities last [Please submit orders in "Fifth Amendment: Right Against Self-Incrimina- writing, although inquiries may be made by telephone.] tion" To order, contact: "Future Applications of the Bill of Rights" Colorado Supreme Court Committee on Public Education "Teacher In-Service, Part 1" "Teacher In-Service, Part 2" "Young Lawyers' Mock Trial Series" Description: An exploration of the Bill of Rights, how it works, and what it means to students. The series includes Level:Middle-Adult 5 student programs and 2 teacher in-service programs. The 4-part series: program was produced in 1991 by the Mississippi Author- "Driving While Intoxicated Mock Trial" (40 min- ity for Educational Television. utes)The procedure for the criminal trial of a Length: 15 minutes each person charged with driving while intoxicated and Cost:$189.95 for the series; $29.95 per video plus 6.5% the roles of the judge, jury, prosecutor, defense shipping; $2.50 for a teacher's guide counsel, police officer, and offender are depicted. "Small Claims Action Mock Trial" (30 minutes)A To order, contact: small claims action between a landlord and a tenant GPN concerning the landlord's retention of a security 20 deposit and claim for additional damages is shown.

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And if Re-Elected Congressional Bill Simulator Copyright: 1985 Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1986Level: Secondary Publisher: Focus Media; also distributed by Social Studies Publisher:Focus Media; also distributed by Social Studies School Service School Service Students follow the process a bill goes Description:Students assume the role of an incumbent Description: President and try to make decisions that will rally support through before becoming a law. Players acting as Repre- for their re-election. This simulation illustrates the impact sentatives in the House may write their own bills or choose of social groups on an election, the skills required io satisfyamong 15 prepared bills. After introducing thebill to the a large percentage of the population, and the election House, players send it to committee, discuss it in a hearing, process. decide how to lobby for it, learn the committee's decision, debate it on the House floor, amc.-.c1 it, then send it to the $89.00, including a teacher's guide Cost: Senate, a joint committee, and the President. Each decision Apple or rm the player makes affects whether the bill becomes a law. Cost: $55.00 Balance of Power Apple only Level: Secondary Copyright: 1988 Publisher: Mindscape Educational Software Consumers and the law Description:Cast in the role of the President of the Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1987 United States or the General Secretary of the Soviet Union, Educational Activities; distributed by Social students are challenged to strengthen their geopolitical Publisher: Studies School Service prestige, avoid a nuclear war, and weaken their opponent's power base. Can be played by one or two students et four Description:An interactive, 3-disk tutorial program difficulty levels. If war breaks out, no one wins. featuring case studies of consumer problems such as sales contracts, legal protections for consumers, and warranty Cost:$54.95, including a teacher's guide and user manual protections. Apple or IBM Cost:$179.00, including text booklets and guide Apple only Better Safe Than Sorry Level: Elementary-Middle (Grades 3-6) Copyright: 1992 Creating the U.S. Constitution Publisher: Rhode Island Crime Prevention Officers Association Le Middle-Adult Copyright: 1987 Publisher:Educational Activities; distributed by Social Description: McGruff, the Crime Prevention Coalition Studies School Service bloodhound who advises people to "take a bite out of crime," uses games and puzzles to teach children how ,.o Description:Students pose as members of the 1787 avoid being victims of crime at home, at school, and while Constitutional Convention and participate in making traveling. Other topics ii.dude drug prevention and the choices consistent with the characters they choose to importance of being a good neighbor. portray. Cost:$10.00 pre-paid, including postage and handling Cost:$65.00 Apple only Appie only

Choices, Choices: Taking Responsibility Copyright: 1988 Level: Elementary (Grades K-5) Note: We have not attempted to provide details concerning Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions hardware or other requirements concerning the listed Description:Students have witnessed a bad deed at products, but we have indicated which format (Apple/ school and must choose whether to tell the truth or not to Macintosh or IBM-compatible) is available. For more tattle on a friend. detailed information, contact the distributors and publish- Cost:$99.95, including a teacher's guide ers listed on pages 35 and 36.

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9 7 Database Software Decisions, Decisions: Environment Level: Upper Elementary-Middle Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary (Grades 4-6) Copyright: 1991 (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991 Publisher: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. Publisher Tom Snyder Productions Description: Helps students analyze, compare, and Description:Students assume the role of a mayor who contrast information in a variety of content areas: geogra- must make decisions about an environmental crisis phy, history, citizenship, etc. Software includes disks, involving land use, pollution, endangered species, and copymasters, and a teacher's manual. Reproducible more. (limited permission) Cost:$149.95, including a teacher's guide and critical Cost:$123.00, including teacher's manual thinking guide Apple only Decisions, Decisions: Foreign Policy Decisions, Decisions: AIDS Level: Middle-Secondary (Grades 8-12) Copyright: 1991 Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary (Grades 4-12) Copyright: 1993Description:Students assume the role of the leader of a Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions fictitious country that is one of the world's superpowers and must decide whether to assist an ally nation's request Description: Students assume the role of elected leader of the student advisory council who must work with the for help in quelling a popular rebellion. principal, teachers, students, and parents to respond to a Cost:$149.95 rumor that someone at the school has AIDS. Consultants Apple or IBM are available to help in the decision making: a doctor, a lawyer, religious leaders, and members of a teacher/ Decisions, Decisions: Immigration parent/student group, including people with AIDS. Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Cost:$149.95 (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991 Apple or IBM Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Description:Students assume the role of President of the Decisions, Decisions: The Budget Process United States and confront issues arising from a new wave Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary of refugees about to arrive. Past immigration experiences (Grades 5-12) Copyright:1991 are reviewed. Publisher. Tom Snyder Productions Cost: $149.95 Description:Students assume the role of members of Apple or IBM Congress and make public-policy decisions about issues of the federal budgeting process. Can be run as a whole-class Decisions, Decisions: On the Campaign Trail activity or involve multiple teams. Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Cost:$149.95 (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991 Apple or IBM Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Description: Students assume the role of a third-party Decisions, Decisions: Colonization candidate for President of the United States and are forced Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary to take a stand on selected foreign policy and domestic (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991issues and to face the consequences of their decisions. Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Issues raised include the workings of the electoral college; differences between liberals and conservatives; campaign Description:Students assume the role of President of the strategies; special interest groups and political action United States in the midst of a world energy crisis and committees; and constituent concerns about federal, must make public policy decisions regarding colonization economic, defense, social reform, and foreign policy issues. in outer space. Only one computer is needed for an entire class. Cost:$149.95 Cost: $149.95, including a teacher's guide, critical thinking Apple or IBM book, and student reference books Apple or IBM

22 a 28 Decisions, Decisions: Prejudice Docket on Disk: A Digest of Supreme Court Decisions Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary from 1977 to the Present (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1992Level: Secondary-Adult Copyright: 1993 Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Publisher: ABA Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship Description:Students assume the role or a small town mayor running for reelection who must address the Description:Summaries of the issues involved in controversy surrounding a local store that sells and significant U.S. Supreme Court cases between 1977 and displays items that many people think perpetuate racist 1992. Searchable format assists students and teachers in attitudes. Students evaluate important issues, conflicting researching topics or specific cases addressed by the data, opposing points of view, and possible options and Supreme Court. consequences with the help of four expert advisorsa Cost: To be determined historian, a campaign manager, a lawyer, and an activist. Apple or IBM Cost: $149.95 Apple or IBM Drug Abuse Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1986 Decisions, Decisions: Revolutionary Wars Publisher:Intellectual Software; distributed by Health Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Education Series (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991 Description:This factual software presents a tutorial on Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions the 5 categories of drugs and their use, abuse, and legal Description:A simulation in which students assume a status. Comprehension questions appear under each role similar to that of a colonial Governor on the eve of the reading passage, allowing students to refer to the text for American Revolution. answers, if necessary. The units describe prevalence of use. Separate modules cover marijuana, opiates, LSD and PCP, Cost:$149.95 stimulants, tranquilizers, alcohol, antihistamines, tobacco, Apple or IBM and amphetamines. Cost:$49.95475.90 Decisions, Decisions: Substance Abuse (also known as S.M.A.R.T. Choices) Apple or IBM Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Dnig Abuse Learning Environment (DALE) (Grades 4-12) Copyright: 1989 Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Copyright: 1993 Description: Students face decisions about substance (Grades 4-12) abuse, confronting peer pressure, responsible versus Publisher: The Bureau for At-Risk Youth irresponsible behavior, and relationships with authority. Description:Two hours of comprehensive interactive Designed for the one-computer classroom. education material developed by Purdue University dealing with the health and social consequences of drug Cost:$149.95, including an extensive guide and student abuse. One of the five topics areas is "Drugs and the Law," booklets a brief look at drug laws and penalties. Apple or IBM Cost:$79.95, including a teacher's and a user's guide Decisions, Decisions: Urbanization Apple or IBM Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1991The '88 Vote: Campaign for the White House Publisher: Snyder Productions Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1989 Publisher: ABC News InterActive; distributed by Optical Description:Students assume the role of a small town mayor who must decide how to manage the unexpected Data growth of a local mining company, exploring the problems Description:ABC News anchor Peter Jennings hosts this of maintaining services and keeping the economy healthy interactive videodisc on the 1988 presidential race. In- without spoiling the local character. cludes key speeches from the national conventions, debates Cost: $149.95 between George Bush and Michael Dukakis, maps and graphs detailing election statistics, and analysis of exit Apple or IBM polls. 23 Cost:$395.00, including a teacher's guide Videodisc plus Apple a Express Yourself: The First Amendment The Interactive Courtroom Level: Secondary Copyright: 1992Level: Secondary-Adult Copyright: 1991 Publisher: ACLU-Northern California Developer: Stanford Law School Interactive Video Project; distributed by CLE Group Description:Explores First Amendment issues as they relate to students today, using a lively combination of Description:An interactive videodisc collection of 7 video, animation, music, graphics, and text. simulations of courtroom conditions covering lessons like motion skills, client interviewing, direct and cross- Cost:Free to students and educators; $10.00 to others; examination, opening statements and closing arguments, may be copied evidentiary foundations, and acting as judge. Using a Macintosh compatible only computer, laserdisc player and television monitor, the user plays the role of a litigator or judge in a simulated trial, Hidden Agenda, Scholastic Edition raising objections and interrupting the proceedings at any Level: Secondary Copyright: 198time. Publisher:Scholastic Software Cost:$16,000.00 for all 8 lessons or $2,995.00 per lesson, Description:Students assume the role of the new including upgrades for 5 years; annual lease option "Presidente" of a fictional Central American country called available "Chimerica" and are challenged to lead the small nation IBM only out of political, economic, and social problems. Cost:$59.95-$74.95, including a user's guide, reference Introduction to Psychoactive Drugs guide, and teaching guide Level: Middle-Adult Copyright: 1993 Apple only Publisher: Bureau for At-Risk Youth Description:Explains how psychoactive drugs affect the Hitchhiker's Guide to the U.S. Supreme Court body's circulation and nervous system. Tolerance, Level: Secondary-Adult Copyright: 1993dependence, and drugs and the law are also addressed. Publisher: Jerry Goldman Cost: $49.95 Description:A computer tour of the U.S. Supreme Court IBM only built on a baseball theme, including information on each of the 106 justices in the Court's history, in baseball card jury Trial H format, as well as texts of more than 500 significant Copyright: 1984 constitutional opinions written between 1789 and 1982. Level: Middle-Secondary Navic; distributed by Social Studies School Includes a "law-baseball" quiz, comparing the contribu- Publisher: tions of baseball players to their game with the contribu- Service tions of justices to the law. Description: A simulation of a court case in which the suspect is "known" to be guilty, but the prosecution must Cost: To be determined prove guilt to the jury. For 2-.) players. CD-ROM for Apple only Cost:$49.00 Apple or IBM How a Bill Becomes a Law Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1984 Publisher: Queue; distributed by Social Studies School Law Related Education Directory Service Level: Adult Copyright: 1992 Publisher: The University of Puget Sound School of Law Description: Students assume the role of a representative pushing a bill through Congress, using their knowledge of (UPSICEL) the legislative process and committee system. Outcomes Description: This database of over 1,000 LRE books, mock range from indictment for financial shenanigans and trials, videos, filmstrips, computer software, posters, failure at the polls to election to the Senate as a dividend magazines, pamphlets and law-related events is national in for successfully steering the bill through Congress. scope. Can be searched by "key word," author, title, or general subject area. Cost:$59.95 Cost:$25.00 Apple or IBM Apple or IBM

24 Lessons of War Our Town Meeting Level: Middle-Adult Copyright: 1992Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Publisher ABC News Inter Active; distributed by Optical (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1987 Data Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Description:ABC's "Night line" anchor Ted Koppel hosts Description:Teams of students armed with town this interactive videodisc th?.: explores conflicts from surveys, revenue projections, and cost estimateslobby for World War I to the conflict in the Persian Gulf. Developed their town improvement projects. Students develop a in cooperation with the Florida Department of Education, better understanding of community budget processes, debt this program looks at how and why wars have started and interest, the allocation of scarce resources, and the art throughout history and society's reaction to war, including of negotiation and compromise. One computer can be the peace movements of the 1960s and 1970s. Lessons used with the entire encourage discussion of topics such as nonviolent solutions Cost:$99.95, inriuding a teacher's guide to conflict, from both an American and global viewpoint, Apple or IBM and whether people are innately violent. Cost:$495.00 The Power of Nation States Videodisc plus Apple Level: Secondary-Adult Copyright: 1988 Publisher:DataDisc International; distributed by Social Martin Luther King, Jr. Studies School Service Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Description: Students use a database of world statistics to (Grades 4-12) Copyright: 1989explore the concept of power and how it influences the role Publisher: ABC Nvws InterActive; distributed by Optical nations play in international politics. By analyzing the Data differences between nations and why such differences Description:ABC's "Nightline" anchor Ted Koppel hostsexist, students attempt to arrive at their own definition of this interactive videodisc (with HyperCard stacks) on the power in terms of size, population, GNP, military strength, issues and events surrounding the life of Dr. Martin Luther natural resources, etc. King, Jr., and the civil rights movement. Cost:$95.00 Cost:$395.00 Apple only Videodisc plus Apple Powers of the Congress The Other Side Level: Middle-Adult Copyright: 1991 Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Publisher: ABC News InterActive; distributed by Optical (Grades 5-12) Copyright: 1986 Data Publisher: Tom Snyder Productions Description:Speaker of the- House Thomas Foley leads Description:Two teams must cooperate to build a bridge students in a discussion of the role of Congress in the U.S. to span the ocean between them. Students work in groups government. The separate functions and responsibilities of to resolve world disputes by communicating over a the House of Representatives and the Senate, as well as computer hotlinecollaborating on strategies for stabiliz- different systems of government throughout the world, are ing the economy, managing the military, and maintaining reviewed, compared, and contrasted. national security. Cost:$495.00, including a detailed guide Cost:$69.95, including teacher's and students' guides Videodisc plus Apple Apple only Powers of the President Our Town Databases Level: Middle-Adult Copyright: 1991 Level: Upper Elementary-Secondary Publisher: ABC News InterActive; distributed by Optical (Grades 4-12) Copyright: 1988 Data Publisher: Bank Street College of Education; distributed Description: Former President Jimmy Carter guides a by Wings for Learning/Sunburst review of the Constitution and the role of the presidency. Description:Six units help guide students on a fact- The electoral process is explored, as well as the nomination finding mission to research the history, nature, people, and election of the President. Film clips provide a histori- cal perspective of past presidents in the various roles of the places, systems, and issues of their community and its 25 surrounding environment. office. Cost:$59.00, including a teacher's guide, plus shipping Cost:$495.00, including a detailed guide Apple only Videodisc plus Apple

31 Powers of the Supreme Court The Presidents: It All Started with George Level: Middle-Adult Copyright: 1991 Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1991 Publisher: ABC News Inter Active; distributed by Optical Publisher:National Geographic Society Data Description:Interactive CD-ROM encyclopedia includes Description:Chief Justice William Rehnquist leads a narrated photo essays on the presidency and the political discussion of the Constitution and its meaning and process; video clips of significant presidential moments; purpose. Topics include the powers of t eral courts, text and audio of famous speeches; election facts, figures, constitutional amendments, checks and balances and the maps, etc. U.S. court structure. A review of landmark decisions of the Cost:$99.00 Supreme Court includes sections on rights of women and IBM only minorities, rights of people accused of crimes, the separa- tion of church and state, freedom of speech and the press, and the regulation of business and industry. Presidents/The Medalists Level: Middle Copyright: 1985 Cost:$495.00, including a detailed guide Publisher:Hartley Courseware Videodisc plus Apple Description: Facts about all the U.S. presidents with a follow-up drill. To Preserve, Protect, and Defend Cost:$49.95 Level: Secondary Copyright: 1987 Publisher: Minnesota Educational Computing Corpora- Apple or IBM tion (MECC) The Research Companion: Supreme Court Decisions Description:Students assume the role of a guard assigned to protect the U.S. Constitution on the day before Level: Secondary Copyright: 1987 the final signing ceremony. Students are exposed to the Publisher:Focus Media; distributed by Social Studies individuals who influenced the contents of the document School Service and the critical issues that were debated at the Constitu- Description: Students play the role of a law student or a tional Convention. legal assistant to a Supreme Court justice conducting Cost:$59.00, including a teacher's manual, plus S% constitutional law research. Includes access to approxi- shipping mately 50 landmark cases dealing with such topics as the First Amendment, discrimination and equal protection, Apple only search and seizure, the right to council, and rules of evidence. The Presidency Series Cost:$119.00 Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1985 Apple only Publisher:Focus Media Description: Five-part series uses role-playing simulations, tutorials, graphing analysis and other activities to examine SimCity: School Edition the variety of roles and powers into which the presidency Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1989 has evolved. Includes an analysis of suggestions originally Publisher: Maxis made by constitutional delegates regarding the office of theDescription:Students play the part of mayor and city President. planner, making all major decisions about the management Cost:$179.00 and design of a simulated city for a 100-year period. Students have the option of either building their own Apple only model city on an undeveloped 100-square-mile region or taking over management and design of any of 8 established Presidential Inquiry cities that are victims of poor planning or natural disasters. Level: Upper Elementary-Adult Cost: $49.95-$59.95, including a teacher's guide and user Copyright: 1991 (Grades 5 -Adult) manual Publisher: MECC Apple or IBM Description: rlyperCard stack access to information about the nation's 41 presidents. Includes biographical information, major decisions, key legislation, and historical events during each administration and maps showing U.S. 26 borders at the end of each President's term. Cost:$59.00 Apple only rs S.M.A.R.T. Choices (see Decisions, Decisions: Substance The U.S. Constitution Then and Now: Data Files and Abuse) Activities for Appleworks Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1987 Struggles for Justice Publisher:Scholastic, Inc. Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1993 Description:The 2 units in this package may be used PublisherScholastic Software independently of each other. In the Constitutional Con- vention unit, students choose and play the roles of the Description:Videodisc presentations of historical delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787. They struggles for freedom, justice, and equality. Volume 1 formulate positions on the issues confronting the Conven- portrays the struggles of Native, Latino, and African tion and examine the underlying interests and values of the Americans. Volume 2 focuses on women, labor, and delegates. In the Bill of Rights unit, students analyze immigrants. Includes time lines, biographies, debates, important contemporary cases involving the rights of animated maps, and charts. students as guaranteed in the Constitution. Through an Cost:$595.00-$743.75 for both volumes; $395.00-$493.75 analysis of relevant historical and contemporary docu- per volume; includes a teacher's handbook ments, students become familiar with the process through Videodisc alone or with Apple which the principles of the Bill of Rights have been /interpreted by courts throughout history. Supreme Court Decision Cost:$99.00-$375.00, including a teacher's guide, plus 9% Level: Secondary-Adult Copyright: 1986shipping Publisher: Queue; distributed by Social Studies School Apple Service Description:Students pose as the attorney for a man U.S. Constitution Tutor accused of publishing seditious material and try to argue Level: Secondary-Adult Conyright: 1984 their case all the way to the Supreme Court. Publisher: Micro Learn/Work Associates; distributed by Cost:$59.95 Social Studies School Service Apple or IBM Description:Tutorial on important aspects of the U.S. Constitution and its amendifu nts. Supreme Court Tutorial Cost:$39.95 Level: Secondary-Adult Apple or IBM (Grades 11-Adult) Copyright: 1992 Publisher: Jerry Goldman The Voting Machine Description:A set of 4 interconnected HyperCard stacks Level: Middle-Secondary Copyright: 1987 containing text and images of the Supreme Court, includ- Publisher:Career Publishing; distributed by Social ing biographies and portraits of all the justices who have Studies School Service served on the Court in this century. The tutorial links the Transforms a computer into an official justices with their most important constitutional decisions. Description: balloting machine for school elections. Includes a master Cost:$20.00 plus $3.00 shipping disk, an extensive guide, 300 "I voted today' labels, 3 wall Apple only charts, and a promotional hat. 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:3 :3 Watergate: A Study of the Abuse of Presidential Power You Be the Judge Level: MiddleSecondary Copyright: 1988Level: SecondaryAdult Copyright: 1992 Publisher: Thomas W. Henderson; distributed by Social Publisher: Queue Studies School Service Description:Developed by the ABA's Public Education Description: Constitutional issues raised by the Division in cooperation with education, literacy, and social Watergate incident during the Nixon Administration can studies consultants around the country, this interactive be investigated through background information on the trial simulation lets the user act as judge in a case about burglary, trials, and biographical summaries of the key child-snatching and the confidentiality of journalists' figures involved. This collection of instructive activity sources. The user learns the history of the dispute, meets sheets was not designed to be administered on the com- the parties to the case, follows witness testimony, rules on puter, but it allows teachers to easily adapt the materials. attorney objections, and reaches a verdict. Reading level is grade 6 and above. Cost:$21.99; 34 photocopy masters cost an additional $17.99 Cost:$145.00 pre-paid Apple only Apple only

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