PSA 5

1. I chose this PSA because it shows emotions and makes you want to help.

2. From this PSA I could use a slide show of pictures and then use a recording of my voice for my commercial.

PSA 4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDCPbUMRCXM

1. I chose this PSA because it has good information and makes you aware.

2. I could use text like this commercial had.

PSA 3

1. I chose this PSA because it shows the real effects of drugs.

2. I could act out a scene in my commercial like this commercial has.

PSA 2

1. I chose this PSA because it shows the serious effects of drunk driving.
2. I can use pictures like this video has.

PSA

1. I chose this PSA because it made me realize how important it is to be safe while riding a snowmobile.
2. I could use emotional pictures like this PSA had or share a real experience someone had with drinking.

9th&10th amendments

5 policing powers:

1. States can issue a drivers license, teachers license, doctors license, etc.
2. They have authority over marriages and divorces.
3. States can set their own speed limits and are in charge or caring for the roads.
4. Restaurants have to follow certain health requirements that are chosen by the state.
5. The police are in charge or keeping the people safe and the highways.
   

3 powers states share with the federal government:

1. They have the power to tax.
2. They can pass laws.
3. States and federal government can punish criminals.

a. Issue a teaching license to someone who has applied and has met all the requirements.

-This is a state's responsibility.

b. Make a treaty with a foreign country

-This is the federal governments responsibility.

c. Set health codes for restaurants

-This is the state's responsibility.

d. Issue a marriage license

-This is the state's responsibility.

e. Declare war

-This is the federal governments responsibility.

5th-8th amendments

Witness- someone who sees an event and reports what happened.

Indict- accused of a crime.

Testify- give testimony in a court of law.

Grand Jury- listens to the indicts and the accusations, and decides whether they are guilty or not.

Due Process- laws must be fair.

Capital Punishment- execution: a person being killed for something they've done.

Excessive- beyond normal limits.

Bail- release after a security has been paid.

Peer- a person who is of equal standing with another in a group

I think that after someone is accused of a serious crime, they should not get all the rights they had before. Simply because they cannot be trusted. If they committed a crime once, they what would stop them from doing it again. But I think the only ones that shouldn't get all the rights, are the ones who committed a very serious crime, such as stealing many items, murder or kidnapping. Also, kids under the age of 14, should only lose some of their rights for a certain amount of time, and if they prove that they deserve to have them back, then they could gradually get their rights back.