Criminal Justice, Class 17

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[OOC: Light day today because I have an insane idea for Thursday's class that has been brewing for WEEKS and I can't focus on anything good for today's class. Let's just take this as a day of transition. Class Info Post.]

*The Teacher of the Month The Tick is at the podium as usual. It may be surprising to anyone not at Sunday's memorial service that Lockheed is in the room, occupying the shelf that he had frequently napped on in the past.*

Today's going to be a light day, class. What with everything going on, between the projects and... other things, I thought today would be a good day to open the floor to any questions you might have about Justice, our class in general, where we're going, who we are, or what we're all doing here in class or on Earth!

First things first, though. The project simulations were run in the Danger Shop on Sunday. Most of you were there. I'm sure you'll agree that they went well overall. But if you'd like to talk about where some of them went hilariously wrong, we can discuss that as well. You should have grades by next Tuesday which should give Rory plenty of time to protect me from the nefarious grades!.

And I also have a reading for you to do for Thursday. *Tick gestured to a box full of books* This is a book whose title was never specified by somebody, probably a British guy, one of the leading theorists in the field of Criminal Justice in the somethingth, possibly 19th Century. I'd like you to read the first 50 pages for Thursday and be ready to discuss just what exactly the author was talking about! It's a quick read, very open to interpretation, so it should be fun! Yes, Thursday will involve a lot of strike tags.

Now, the Floor of Knowledge is open to the Custodians of Inquisition! Sweep away the Dust of Ignorance with your Brooms of Questioning!

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Re: Project Discussion

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*can't believe he's being flirted with in the Tick's class *