Your group will tour various museums to learn about the advancements in the justice system. They will explore the history of crime, punishment, law enforcement, and conspiracy in this great country.
Take your group to visit the Crime Museum to learn about the justice system and how it has formed from past crimes. There is also a crime scene exhibit focusing on forensic science; view a crime scene and solve it! Make a stop by theNational Law Enforcement Memorial to honor the federal, state, and local law enforcers that work to keep you safe.
Stop by the Newseum to experiene the journalism side of the events of our country. Your students can experience the NBC Interactive Newsroom to try their hand at being a reporter. At the National Cryptological Museumyour group will learn about cryptology, code making, and breaking. Make a stop at National Vigilance Park to visit the C-130 aircraft located there.
The group Pentagon Tour will teach you about the four branches of the military and allow you to remember and honor heroes. Drive by the FBI J. Edgar Hoover Building and the Watergate Complex.
While your group is in Washington, D.C., they should experience a tour of theU.S. Supreme Court. Ford's Theatre and Petersen House are other iconic locations to visit. Another good attraction to make on your tour is theDEA Museum where your group will learn about drug addiction and the history of drug law enforcement.