Yesterday, several of us went to two Mock trials at Chatelech. Both trials were interesting to watch (particularly the second) and the judge clearly explained all the roles of the people in court and the the court traditions of Canada. The court cases use actual evidence from trials in BC courts.
Today, I am away due to illness, however, I will be back tomorrow. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 5th, we will meet in the library and have a chance to talk with Constable Tessa Cameron and ask her questions about policing. I would like you first to read over page 145 -151 in your textbook and answer the 4 Check your knowledge questions on page 178. Once you have finished. I would like you to come up with at least two interesting questions that you would like to ask Constable Cameron - Please hand in both the textbook questions and answers plus the questions for Ms Cameron after her visit on Thursday.
For the rest of the hour I would like you to watch the Reena Virk case. I have two reasons for this. One I would like you to notice the difference between the investigations of Dellen Millard and the investigations of Reena Virk. Please make note of those differences and be ready to discuss them on Friday. We will also look at Reena Virk's court case, at a later date, because it has many difficult turns and twists. So, I also want you to have a clear idea of what happened. We will discuss these things on Friday along with the Elements of a Crime.
Reena Virk documentary
Enjoy your day.
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