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“Science Fair Season”

Science Fair Season: Twelve Kids, A Robot Named Scorch and What It Takes to Win by Judy Dutton (Hyperion 2011) Don’t 

Juvenile Justice System
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Can I be prosecuted in federal court?

Yes, under a specific federal law called the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act* juveniles may be charged in federal district court for 

Stories from Teens in Trouble
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Teen Court Lessons: Teen Turns Life Around After Shoplifting

The following article is written by a teen who went through Teen Court for shoplifting. The article demonstrates the lessons 

Great Reads
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“It Gets Better: Coming Out, Overcoming Bullying and Creating a Life Worth Living”

“It Gets Better” edited by Dan Savage and Terry Miller (Dutton Publishing 2011) As explained in the book’s Introduction by 

Crime and Punishment, You and Your Body
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Is salvia legal?

Although the federal government has not made salvia a controlled substance at this time and therefore, it remains legal within 

Great Reads
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Theodore Boone: The Abduction

Theodore Boone: The Abduction by John Grisham (Dutton Books 2011) In Grisham’s second book in the Theodore Boone series, the “kid 

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Should kids be allowed to sue their parents?

Family and parent-child relationships are challenging enough without courts becoming involved to heighten the aggravation and frustration of daily life. 

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Can stick figures in a student newspaper be censored?

The Tattler is the student newspaper at Ithaca High School in New York. It is what is classified as a 

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Should driving be linked to school attendance?

To many young Americans, driving is a rite of passage. States differ as to the earliest you can apply for 

Articles by Teens, Great Reads
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Be not Prejudice: Austinian Pride

“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a 

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