A Dual Court System
A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on the roles of trial, appellate and supreme courts in the state and federal systems.
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A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on the roles of trial, appellate and supreme courts in the state and federal systems.
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A 50-minute business law lesson on what courts do, how court systems are structured, and the roles of judges, lawyers and paralegals.
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