MOT 1963: AUSCHWITZ TRIALS: VS Men being led into court, Arthur Breitwieser, Wilhelm Boger, Viktor Capesius, VS Men in court, PAN Cameramen filing, HA WS Accused, HA WS Court w/ people sitting in rows, gallery below. (War Crimes statute...

Peter has enjoyed a varied and successful career over the last 35 years in property, company direction and corporate finance. He has been Chairman or Director of some 9 public companies, chairing 6 of these, including 7 years as Chairman...

This Video Explains Appeals from Arbitration

Are Bees Nature's Greatest Math Geeks?! I take a look at Hexagons, The Travelling Salesman Problem and The WAGGLE DANCE to find out!

This Video Explains Discovery of Evidence

In this video, Dr Greg Martin describes how randomized control trials work and how they deal with confounding variables. This is episode three in a series of videos looking at epidemiology, research methods and study design in the...

Learn how researchers simulate data. They provide examples of simulating bird nest building patterns and airline arrival statistics. Walk through the steps of designing a simulation, assigning digits to represent outcomes, and using...

This Video Explains Other Players in the Judicial System

In this video you'll learn about developing drugs; their side effects, are they safe and effective. What is clinical trials?

With over twenty Presidential Assassination attempts in US History, here are the five I find most fascinating.

In this video we explore the trial of Charles I at the end of the English Civil War and ask whether its outcome was a foregone conclusion.

In the second of 3 clips, Rosa Parks tells the story of how she made a protest against the segregation laws by refusing to give up her seat on a bus.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Tragedy took the lives of 146 workers – and exposed a shocking lack of workplace health and safety laws in New York State.

This video uses the example of flipping a coin to determine if it is fair or biased to demonstrate testing a hypothesis with simulation. By running multiple trials and analyzing the response variable, they demonstrate how to make an...

This video explains how parties can challenge administrative law or administrative court decisions. It outlines the requirements for standing, exhaustion of administrative remedies, and the right for review. The video also discusses how...

A super fast overview of the basics of understanding the Watergate scandal.

This Video Explains the Right to Jury Trial Under 6th and 7th Amendment

He was a fierce patriot and Founding Father – so why did John Adams defend British soldiers accused of murder following the Boston Massacre of 1770?

The Bill of Rights explained for students studying US History and Govenrment.

A quick over for students seeking to understand the 1966 Warren Court decision, Miranda v Arizona.

What was the Salem Witch Trials? Why were 19 innocent colonists executed? Explore the topic from a Social Studies perspective. Designed for lifelong learners, students and the cray, cray on the internets.

In this video, we will discuss the concept of systems of equations and emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between the equations. Review the common mistakes students make, such as only solving for one variable or...

In this video, the teacher explains how to conduct a simulation to model the results of shots on goal in a soccer game. The simulation uses a random number generator and assigns certain numbers or outcomes to represent saving or missing...

In this video, the concept of the law of large numbers is explained, which states that as the sample size increases, the experimental probability will approach the theoretical probability. The video uses the example of flipping a coin to...