- Define "law." Tell some of its sources. Describe functions it serves. what The "Rule of Law" is. Outline the functions the law serves.
- Discuss TWO of the following:
- The Justinian Code, The Code of Hammurabi, and the Magna Carta.
- The development of the jury system.
- Two famous trials in history.
- Tell what civil law is; tell what criminal law is. Tell the main differences between them. Give examples of each.
- Ask five people (not more than one from your immediate family) about the role of law enforcement officers in our society. Discuss their answers with them. Go to a law enforcement officer in your neighborhood and ask about his or her responsibilities and duties. Report your findings.
- Tell about Discuss with your counselor several laws that were passed to protect the consumer and the seller. Tell about Describe several organizations that provide help to consumers and sellers.
- Do ONE of the following:
- Attend a session of a civil or criminal court. Write 250 words or more on what you saw.
- Plan and conduct a mock trial with your troop or school class. After the trial is over, discuss it with the group.
- Arrange a visit with a lawyer who works for a business, bank, title company, or government agency. Find out his or her duties and responsibilities. Report what you learned.
- Explain the requirements for becoming a lawyer in your state. Describe how judges are selected in your state.
- Make a list of 15 jobs which deal with some aspect of law or legal processes. Tell which you prefer. Why?
- Tell where people can go to obtain the help of a lawyer if they are unable to pay for one. Tell what you can do if you can afford a lawyer but do not know of any in your area.
- Discuss with your counselor the importance of TWO of the following
areas of the law:
- Environmental law Administrative
- Computers and the Internet Bankruptcy
- Copyright and the Internet Environmental
- Space travel and satellites orbiting the earth Family
- Patents Immigration
- Biotechnology Information Technology
- Privacy law Intellectual Property
- International law
- Privacy
BSA Advancement ID#:
68
Scoutbook ID#:
70
Requirements last updated in:
2024
Pamphlet Publication Number:
35913
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Source: SCOUTS BSA REQUIREMENTS 2024 (Pub # 33216 - SKU# 660535)
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