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— choose a lesson — Section 1: The Law and Consequences of Crimes — Effects on You, Your Kids, Your Unit 13 (Added Topic): Medical Discrimination — Being Believed, Speaking Up, and Section 4: Workplace Rights: Sexual Harassment, How to Report It, What Employers Section 7: Housing, Work and the Law: Leases, Public Housing, Employment, Licens Section 8: Family Court and Child Welfare: The DCF Process, Court Documents, and Certificate Topics — Copywriting for Social Media (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Creating a Communications Strategy (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Creating a Creator Media Kit (Canva) (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Crisis Communication Planning — After a Ransomware or Cyber Certificate Topics — Building an Ethics-Based Culture (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — External Communication Skills for Leaders (Year 1 Foundatio Certificate Topics — Using Generative AI in Public Relations (Year 1 Foundations Certificate Topics — Getting Things Done Inside Bureaucracies (Year 1 Foundation Certificate Topics — Media Relations Foundations (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — The Media-Savvy Professional — A Message People Remember (Y Certificate Topics — Media Training Essentials (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Music Law — Managing a Band's Business (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Personalizing Your Public Relations Strategy (Year 1 Founda Certificate Topics — Public Relations Foundations — What It Is and How It Works Certificate Topics — Public Relations Mistakes to Avoid (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Public Relations (PR) Foundations — The Practice Core (Year Certificate Topics — Social Media Marketing Foundations (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — Understanding and Supporting Muslim Colleagues at Work (Yea Certificate Topics — Supporting Workers with Disabilities (Year 1 Foundations) Certificate Topics — How the Workplace Can Help Us Heal and Grow (Year 1 Foundat Certificate Topics — Workplace NDAs and Confidentiality Duties (Year 1 Foundatio Certificate Topics — How to Write a Press Release (Year 1 Foundations) Section 1: Community Realities — Environment, Neighborhood, Culture, Race, Incom Section 10: The Gym Alternative: A Supervised, Free Law-Enforcement Gym as a Saf Section 11: Working With Immigrants, Interpreters and Disability: In the Home an Section 12: Rebuilding Trust: Negotiation, Respect, Accountability, and Solution Section 2: Bias and Judgment: Not Assuming Drugs, and Telling Addiction, Mental Section 3: De-escalation Without Profanity or Unnecessary Force: Voice, Distance Section 5: Fair Traffic Stops: Necessary Checks Only, Never Racial Profiling, an Section 6: Schools, Grades and Home Safety Checks: When School Struggles Signal Section 7: Addiction Response: Care Instead of Confrontation, the Monitored Obse Section 8: Domestic Violence and Families Under Stress: Assisting Families Safel Section 9: Mental Health Crises: Safe Response and Help Instead of Charges Where Topic Library — Accomplices (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Agreements (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — The Attorney General's Office (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Background Checks: Know Your Own Record (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — The Better Business Bureau (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Blackmail (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — The Board of Health (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Capital Punishment and Execution (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Child Support (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Circumstances for Actions (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Collecting Evidence and Filing It Offline for Safe Keeping (Year Topic Library — Community Fraud (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Confidential — What It Means, and the Duties It Carries (Year 1 Topic Library — Constitution and Bill of Rights (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Contracts (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Corruption (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Court Systems (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Credit Reporting (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Crime Scenes (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Criminal Justice (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Criminals (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — DCF — Department of Children and Families (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Dealing With Bureaucracy (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Death Row, Solitary Confinement, and General Population (Year 1 Topic Library — Defamation of Character (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Defending Yourself Against a False Accusation (Year 1 Foundation Topic Library — Detective vs Investigator (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — DOJ — Department of Justice (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — How Racism Is Fought — Foundations and Communities (Year 1 Found Topic Library — How Racism Is Fought — Governments, Religions, and the Record So Topic Library — Ending Slavery in All Its Forms (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Family Fraud (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Financial Fraud (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Fingerprinting (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Fire Fighter Training (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — First Amendment Rights (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Forensic Science (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Fraud (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Government (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Governments in Other Countries and International Law (Year 1 Fou Topic Library — Homicide (Year 1 Foundations) Topic Library — Housing Fraud (Year 1 Foundations)

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1. Choose a lesson from the list above. The list is this school's own library.
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3. Pause holds your place. Back starts the lesson over. Stop ends the reading.
4. Speed is yours to set — slower for new words, faster for review.
5. When the lesson ends, choose the next one. Your place in the school is the same as every other student's.

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