Chapter 10 Slideshow
The family of George Floyd settled a civil lawsuit filed against the city of Minneapolis and the four police officers involved in his death. What criteria or circumstances would the judge have used to evaluate this case if it had been heard in court? Create a slideshow that describes five criteria that the court would have used to evaluate the George Floyd civil case involving excessive force claims. You must devote one slide to each criteria (a total of 5 slides is required). You cannot simply insert a picture alone on a slide. A 6th slide can be added with the title of your show and your name if you wish, DO NOT include a reference list slide).
Be sure that your show is imaginative, creative, and captivating. You may use images from the Internet, you do not have to cite these images. Please use images that relate to the seriousness of this case (do not use cartoons or comics).
PLEASE READ DIRECTIONS THE PROFFESOR IS A VERY PICKY GRADER
Text: Civil Liability in Criminal Justice 7th Ed. by Darrell L. Ross
How should I cite information I use from the textbook?
Please use the examples below:
“Work to develop such an index is still ongoing.” (Smith, 24).
What do I need to do to ensure I get all points available for slideshows?
Answer the question asked.
Include the required number of slides.
Include only 5 textbook citations in the required format (see question above).
Your 5 citations should not all be 1 or 2 slides. Since you must discuss 5 items, each should have a citation.
Make your show creative, imaginative, and captivating with images from the Internet (you do not have to cite the images), however, your images must be related to the topic of the slideshow and enhance it.
You must answer the question asked; you will receive a zero if you do not.
Partial credit is not given if the question asked is not answered. Your responses must demonstrate an understanding of the course material; therefore, you should use proper terms, categories, etc.
Submit your response on time.
When considering the questions, please rely not just on the textbook, but also on your personal assessments and observations.
